I feel like I haven’t quite figured out the right tricks for using the boolean expression operators (

Expression<Boolean>.and

and friends) w.r.t. operator precedence. Do I just need to always parenthesize every sub-expression? I guess Kotlin doesn’t really do precedence levels of custom infix operators?

In the case of

columnA eq true and columnB eq false

I believe that

and

and

eq

have the same precedence because they are both method calls, so the compilter thinks you are trying to execute

(columnA eq true and columnB) eq false

which is obviously not correct.

i guess infix ops are left associative which is why you don’t need the first one? yeah i’ve been doing that. intellij indentation for it isn’t beautiful though

Yep