KRL provides support for conditional expressions with the following syntax:
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language | javascript |
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theme | Confluence | language | javascript |
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<pred> => <consequent expr> | <alternate expr> |
This is akin to the ?:
ternary operator found in the C family of languages.
Conditional expressions can be nested to produce structures like the following:
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language | javascript |
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theme | Confluence | language | javascript |
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<pred0> => <expr0> |
<pred1> => <expr1> |
<pred2> => <expr2> |
...
<exprn> |
Because of the limitations of the parser, most predicates will need to be enclosed in parentheses:
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language | javascript |
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theme | Confluence | language | javascript |
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z = (x > y) => y | x |