note 46666 added to language.operators.comparison
| From: | hiroh2k at yahoo dot com | Date: | Tue, 19 Oct 2004 18:05:58 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 46666 added to language.operators.comparison | ||
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if you want to use the ?: operator, you should be careful with the precedence.
Here's an example of the priority of operators:
echo 'Hello, ' . isset($i) ? 'my friend: ' . $username . ', how are you
doing?' : 'my guest, ' . $guestusername . ', please register';
This make "'Hello, ' . isset($i)" the sentence to evaluate. So, if you think to
mix more sentences with the ?: operator, please use always parentheses to force the proper
evaluation of the sentence.
echo 'Hello, ' . (isset($i) ? 'my friend: ' . $username . ', how are you
doing?' : 'my guest, ' . $guestusername . ', please register');
for general rule, if you mix ?: with other sentences, always close it with parentheses.
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