I have seen this in multiple places for a long time, but I never have quite been able to figure out what it is for. If anyone has an enlightening explaination, I'd be very appreciative.
d->original ? d->original : d->character; I know it is a tertiary operator looking at a char_data struct, I'm just not sure why it is checking to see if the "original" is valid. When searching through the code, I've never found a spot where d->original gets changed. Like I said, any insight is appreciated. Scott.
