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[QUOTE="David A. Black, post: 4483384"] Hi -- I imagine it would be a nightmare to parse, for Ruby and for the human eye. if x? 1 : 2; end Is that: if x?(1) then 2; end or if x? ? true : true; end etc. (Not great examples, I know, but they indicate how vexed the ? and : could get.) I also think the two ?'s in question, though both ?'s, are really semantically quite distinct. There's always 'if' :-) David [/QUOTE]
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