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From: Wishnu Prasetya <wishnu@cs.ruu.nl>
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Subject: Bracketing Operator, how?
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Hi,

Is it possible in HOL (88?, 90?) to define a bracketting operator
--which should also be parsed as such--, for example the everywhere
operator:

      "[p] = !s. p s"

Thanks,

Wishnu