note 109896 deleted from language.operators.logical by googleguy

From: Date: Sat, 01 Sep 2012 11:15:46 +0000
Subject: note 109896 deleted from language.operators.logical by googleguy
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Note Submitter: jordan at avacweb dot com ---- You can use the OR operator in a similar way to Javascript to return the last evaluated value. For instance, in Javascript is common to do: var x = foo || bar; Assigning x to bar when foo evaluates to false. In PHP you can do this in a similar manner like: <?php $foo or ($x = $bar); ?> Doing the same thing. Assigning $x to $bar, when $foo evaluates to false.

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