On Mon, 25 Feb 2019, Sven Schreiber wrote:
Hi,
in the changelog I read this:
"Allow use of undefined symbols in the right-hand
operand of "&&": don't flag an error unless theleft-hand
operand evaluates as true."
Which is great! I interpret this as meaning that stuff like
"if exists(hey) && hey == 1"
will be possible even where 'hey' does not exist. This will save a lot of
lines of code and nested if-blocks.
My question: What about ternary operations like:
"ho = exists(hey) ? hey : 0"
Is this covered as well? If it isn't, could it be enabled?
It's covered as well, and has been for some time.
Allin