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Posted by Kimmo Laine on 12/28/05 13:17
"Moneypenny" <geld2008@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:43b26e2f$0$10079$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl...
> Hy,
>
> I've got an short ifelse notation, but can give only one action like:
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> $test == 1 ? $do = true : $do = false;
>
> But this gives an parse error:
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> $test == 1 ? $do = true $who = "me" : $do = false;
> or
> $test == 1 ? $do = true; $who = "me"; : $do = false;
>
$test==1 ? $do = true : $do = false;
$test==1 ? $who = 'me' : 0 ;
(in this particular case it could be expressed as:
($do = $test==1) ? $who = 'me' : '';
in order to make it really short)
You _could_ do it the way you intended to do it, but that would be bad
coding practise, so I'm not gonna say how.
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