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 .OR.
 Logical OR--binary                              (Logical)
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 Syntax

     <lCondition1> .OR. <lCondition2>

 Type

     Logical

 Operands

     <lCondition1> and <lCondition2> are logical expressions.

 Description

     The .OR. operator is a binary logical operator that executes a logical
     OR operation using the following modified Boolean rules:

     .  Returns true (.T.) if either <lCondition1> or <lCondition2>
        evaluates to true (.T.)

     .  Returns false (.F.) if both <lCondition1> and <lCondition2>
        evaluates to false (.F.)

     Warning!  In a departure from the Summer '87 and other dialect
     behavior, CA-Clipper shortcuts the evaluation of .OR. operands.  This
     means that <lCondition1> and <lCondition2> are both evaluated only when
     <lCondition1> evaluates to false (.F.).  If <lCondition1> evaluates to
     true (.T.), the .OR. operation is true (.T.) and <lCondition2> is,
     therefore, not evaluated.  For backward compatibility, shortcutting can
     be suppressed by compiling with the /Z option.

 Examples

     .  This example shows .OR. results using different operands:

        ? .T. .OR. .T.            // Result: .T.   (shortcut)
        ? .T. .OR. .F.            // Result: .T.   (shortcut)
        ? .F. .OR. .T.            // Result: .T.
        ? .F. .OR. .F.            // Result: .F.