Joe E Dees wrote:
> Neither this, nor that, nor [neither this nor that], nor [both this and
Not required. The Boolean transform of nor [both this and that] which
is equivalent to not[this and that] is [not-this or not-that]. But this
is the inclusive OR, so it includes as a true case [not-this AND not-that].
But this readily transforms into not[this OR that] or neither this nor that,
which was explicitly stated.
> that].