note 12150 deleted from language.operators by tularis

Note Submitter: yasuo_ohgaki at hotmail dot com ---- In C++/Java, there is scope resolution operator "::". PHP has it also. "::" can be used like C++/Java. Like "::", there is "->" member selector operator(?). In C++, "::" has highest precedence. "->" is second highest precedence. "->" has same precedence as [],(). (Left associative and Level 16 in C++ Primer 2nd Edtion, Stanly B. Lippman) It seems PHP4 is the same. (I don't read PHP source code, so I can be wrong) (These may not be a operator in PHP, since I've posted as note about it long time ago and I cannot see it now. But these operators(?) must be considered when programmer are dealing with precedence. Isn't it?)