bad style because the ternery operator is being used in void context.
I know, I'm guilty. I have a tendency to use the ternary operator like that quite often and I've been trying to kick the habit, but the habit keeps kicking back (so to speak). Anyway, I'll change it in the code.

Sometimes I wish one line blocks for if-else statements didn't require brackets, like C's. Oh well.

I like the changes, by the way. Now we have a fully flogged dead horse. :D
Thanks, I like the funky reverse abbreviated ranges. I always liked beating things that couldn't fight back... ; )

In reply to Re: (jeffa) Re: Expand Ranges in Lists of Numbers by The Mad Hatter
in thread Expand Ranges in Lists of Numbers by The Mad Hatter

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