From the unofficial PHP 6 changelog:
With ternary operator, the "true" expression is no longer required - this can be done: $a = $s ?: 'b';
How this is still a ternary operation, I have no idea
puts "Can they get anything right?" if php.still_sucks?
From the unofficial PHP 6 changelog:
With ternary operator, the "true" expression is no longer required - this can be done: $a = $s ?: 'b';
How this is still a ternary operation, I have no idea
puts "Can they get anything right?" if php.still_sucks?