note 32875 deleted from language.operators by sniper

Note Submitter: php@electricsurfer.com ---- Work-around for absence of ||= and &&= When working with booleans you can use |= and &= instead and the result will be an integer 0 or 1 which you can cast to bool if necessary. You can also use |= and &= in place of ||= and &&= if you originally have integers, and then cast the result to bool if necessary. This works because PHP casts 0 to false and any other # (including negatives) to true.