hi
It is a Ternary Operator, Often you can avoid large if/else statements in
your code by using the ternary operator. For example:
echo "You have $i ". ($i==1 ? "message" : "messages"). " in your box.\n";
Note: "? : " operator has this syntax "expr ? expr : expr;"
imran
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From: "Harry Wiens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> can someone explain this for me:
> ...
> $sFont =submit("font") ? SITE_ROOT . PROG_PATH . submit("font") : "";
> ...
>
> mfg.
> hwiens
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