Missing-ternary-operator

Author: nightroman

Basic/Missing-ternary-operator/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ of another expression. In this case the subexpression `$(if ...)` may be used.
 Yet another possible workaround is
 
 ```powershell
-    $result = @($data1, $data2)[!$condition]
+    $result = ($data1, $data2)[!$condition]
 ```
 
 It is not pretty perhaps but it preserves the original data type and it is an

Basic/Missing-ternary-operator/Test-1-ternary-workaround.ps1

@@ -11,6 +11,6 @@ $result.GetType().FullName
 $result
 
 # this workaround preserves the original type
-$result = @($data1, $data2)[!$condition]
+$result = ($data1, $data2)[!$condition]
 $result.GetType().FullName
 $result

Basic/Missing-ternary-operator/Test-2-ternary-workaround.ps1

@@ -11,6 +11,6 @@ $result.GetType().FullName
 $result
 
 # this workaround preserves the original type
-$result = @($data1, $data2)[!$condition]
+$result = ($data1, $data2)[!$condition]
 $result.GetType().FullName
 $result

Basic/Missing-ternary-operator/Test-3-part-of-expression.ps1

@@ -7,4 +7,4 @@ $data2 = 3
 42 * $(if ($condition) {$data1} else {$data2})
 
 # the workaround 2 is used as is
-42 * @($data1, $data2)[!$condition]
+42 * ($data1, $data2)[!$condition]