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The Ternary Operator, Revisited

Earlier I vented a certain frustration with the usual verbose syntax for a simple conditional assignment in LSL. Let me review the options from that post using a more general pseudo-code, yet still syntactically–though not semantically–correct in LSL. For the type name, I will use the word “whatever”: [lsl] whatever result; if (some_logical_condition_is_TRUE) result = […]

Posted 24 January 2010 † Otter § Uncategorized ‡ Comments Off on The Ternary Operator, Revisited ° Also tagged: ,

A Vote For the Ternary Operator

On occasion I plan to discuss aspects of LSL language design, even though the practice may recognizably be futile. Creating a better language has already been demonstrated not to be on Linden Lab’s priority list. Yes, occasionally they’ll add a new function or two or three, and they’ll deprecate or remove outdated functions, but the […]

Posted 15 March 2009 † Otter § Uncategorized ‡ Comments Off on A Vote For the Ternary Operator ° Also tagged: , ,