Better use defined on $opt_Z , cause it will die even if $opt_Z has 0 , '0' or space
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> Hello all,
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> I'm trying to get this line to work
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> (!$opt_Z) ? die "Must supply Market\n" : $mkt = $opt_Z;
>You need parens because assignment is lower precedence than ternary:
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> (!$opt_Z) ? die "Must supply Market\n" : ($mkt = $opt_Z);
>But the following is equivalent, but more readable:
> $mkt = $opt_Z or die "Must supply Market\n";
>(n.b. "or" is needed instead of "||", since it has super low precedence)
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>
> and I keep getting compiler errors.
>
>
> Basically I'm trying to consolidate:
>
> if (!$opt_Z) {
> die "Must supply Market\n";
> } else {
> $mkt = $opt_Z;
> }
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