e1?(void_e2):(void_e3) so, is it legal or what?

[Brett Galloway]

In article <114 at methods.UUCP> cary at methods.UUCP (Cary Timar (U of W co-op)) writes:
>In article <248 at desint.UUCP> geoff at desint.UUCP (Geoff Kuenning) writes:
>>
>>Unfortunately, Brett is incorrect here.  You can't use if/then/else to write:
>>
>>	for (i = up ? 0 : 99;  up ? (i < 100) : (i >= 0);  up ? i++ : i--)
>>	    {
>>	    /* complex loop body */
>>	    }
I don't know what I originally said.  What I MEANT to say was that the
'?:` operator is useful.  There are cases (such as within macros) where
if/then/else is not appropriate.  That's all.
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