I know a comment like this doesn't add much to the conversation, but I greatly appreciate your comment. I didn't initially grasp the point of overriding basic o

I know a comment like this doesn't add much to the conversation, but I greatly appreciate your comment. I didn't initially grasp the point of overriding basic operators to return expression nodes. I've built plenty of programs that create things like expression nodes, but I wouldn't have ever thought to override existing parts of the language to return them. When I read the article I thought the overriding was weird, and I guess the author's intention slipped past me. Your explanation made it click. I'm dying to try it out now. Thanks for the great post!