Ternary operator for functions

[anonymous]

It looks like Au3Check error, because AutoIt runs this script without errors

$v = 0
$v ? _F1() : _F0()

Func _F1()
  MsgBox(0, "", 1)
EndFunc

Func _F0()
  MsgBox(0, "", 0)
EndFunc

>Running AU3Check (3.3.14.2)  from:d:\AutoIt3  input:D:\test.au3
"D:\test.au3"(2,19) : error: Statement cannot be just an expression.
$v ? _F1() : _F0()
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^
D:\test.au3 - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
!>17:39:20 AU3Check ended. Press F4 to jump to next error.rc:2

[mLipok]

From the help file:

Conditionally chooses one of two responses based on the result of an expression.

Where you store the responses ?

Your example is correct when it comes to that AutoIt offer such a possibility.
It is also not correct when it comes to assumptions as to the use of Ternary Operators as such.

[anonymous]

This is not an error for AutoIt, why this is an error for Au3check?

[J-Paul Mesnage]

In this special case Au3Check make a little more than AutoIt as the statement as no meaning Nothing can be stored

[anonymous]

I don't need "a little more". I need like AutoIt. No more.
If you need "a little more", please, add the option.

[J-Paul Mesnage]

Au3Check flag Something meaninless
AutoIt produce error if invalid
In this case it can be legal if for instance a function is called changing for instance a global variable or a byref variable.
In this case a dummy variable to store the result of the ternary operation will be needed to have a really working script

[Jos]

Replying to anonymous:

I don't need "a little more". I need like AutoIt. No more.
If you need "a little more", please, add the option.

Please simply do not use au3check in case you really feel this strong about it.

Jos