one small observation porting some c++ code: not h...

# language-proposals

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one small observation porting some c++ code: not having the possibility to have valueChanged |= whatever() introduced on kotlin side a bug, whatever() was never executed when valueChanged == true, (valueChanged = valueChanged || whatever() solved by flipping the or operands)

[Andreas Sinz]

What does whatever() do that it needs to be called? And what are you proposing?

[elect]

something necessary, but that's not the point. I'm just pointing out the bug introduced by not having that

[ilya.gorbunov]

Then it'd more clear to use infix or:
valueChanged = valueChanged or whatever()

[elect]

with infix would whatever() be always executed?

[ilya.gorbunov]

Yes, infix function are not short-circuited. You can inspect bytecode to be sure.