This the list of operators in Haxe, grouped by ascending precedence (i.e. descending priority) and with their associativeness :

• ++, -- and unary - right-assoc
• % left-assoc
• * and / left-assoc
• + and - left-assoc
• <<, >> and >>> left-assoc
• |, &, ^ left-assoc
• ==, !=, >, >=, <, <= left-assoc
• ... left-assoc
• && left-assoc
• || left-assoc
• ?: right-assoc
• =, +=, -=, /=, *=, <<=, >>=, >>>=, |=, &= and ^= right-assoc

Differences with other languages

Most other languages which have similar syntax are using the same operator precedence as in C (Java, PHP, JavaScript, etc).

Haxe precedence differ from these languages for the following cases :

• % have lower precedence than * and / whereas in C these three have the same
• |, & and ^ have the same precedence in Haxe, so they will be always grouped from left-to-right, whereas in C & have lower precedence than ^ which itself have lower precedence than |
• |, & and ^ also have lower precedence than == and != in Haxe

Haxe compiler is ensuring that Haxe precedence is correctly enforced by adding the missing parentheses, for example when generating Javascript source.