New operators jerk my knee jerk

But they come and they go

but it they come they must come correct in perlop, no half assing like Postfix Dereference

assignary ? No

Its conditional assignment

Also not ter-signment , tri-sign, con-sign 

$var = $var ? JSON::PP::true : JSON::PP::false;
$var ?= JSON::PP::true : JSON::PP::false;


$var = $var 
       ? JSON::PP::true 
       : JSON::PP::false;

$var ?= JSON::PP::true
      : JSON::PP::false;


($coo ?=  $fudge : $brownie ) ?= $blondie : $oatmeal;


($coo ?= $fudge
       : $brownie ) ?= $blondie : $oatmeal;


($coo ?= $fudge
       : $brownie ) ?= $blondie
                     : $oatmeal;


($coo ?= $fudge
       : $brownie
) ?= $blondie
  : $oatmeal;



$coo = $coo
       ? $fudge
       : $brownie;

$coo = $coo
       ? $blondie
       : $oatmeal;

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diabetes, a pleasant way to die?

In reply to Re: RFC: "assignary" operator ?= : ( conditional assignment , golf, death by diabetes ) by Anonymous Monk
in thread RFC: "assignary" operator ?= : by richard.sharpe

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