[#RSRP-45820] Ability to invert values in ternary operation

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Ability to invert values in ternary operation

Created: 19 Jul 07 11:50 Updated: 19 Jul 07 14:19

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4.0

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468

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For the statement:

a ? b : c

With build 468 I can "Invert condition" which maintains the logic, giving:

!a ? c : b

I had some code in which what I really wanted was:

a ? c : b

Firstly, I'd tried doing "CTRL+ALT+SHIFT Left/Right" to swap them. Then I hunted around for intentions, finding the one above.

It seems as though all intentions are designed to maintain equivalent function of the code, yet what I'm after would invert the logic. To me it seems natural to use C+A+S L/R for this.

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Ilya Ryzhenkov - 19 Jul 07 14:19

I also think C-A-S-Left/Right would be nice to swap second and third arguments of ?: operator.