I think this code example is a bit problematic because the conditional
statement is not actually returning a boolean value, it's relying on
php's loose comparisons to evaluate the truth of the conditional. I
think it's clearer to explicitly indicate your true / false condition:
if (null !== ($results = $this->getResults()))
{
Just my two bits.
David Juhasz
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