> > Reason is that:
> >
> > if (expr)
> > var = true;
> > else
> > var = false;
> >
> > is always a bad construct.
> >
> > var = expr;
> >
> > is a better construct to express that meaning.
> >
> > And yes, your is a variation of the same theme:
> >
> > var = false;
> > if (expr)
> > var = true;
>
> Yes, but mine is more readable. IMO of course, that's the way it is with
> styles.
if (!expr || expr) var=(!expr ? !expr : expr);
:-)
John.
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