If it's important to use the ternary operator, you can accomplish what
you want like this:
$var = condition ? this : $var;
While the end result is the same, this is not quite the same as
if(condition) { $var = this;}
because in the ternary version, $var is assigned a new value either
way (although if the condition is false, it is re-assigned the same
value) -- but in the "if" version, $var is only acted on when
condition is true.
Regards,
Dave
>
> Can you do this syntax…
>
> $var = condition ? this : that;
>
>
> …without the that? Like this…
>
> $var = condition ? this;
>
>
> …? If yes, would it be the same as…
>
> if(condition) {
> $var = this;
> }
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