I want to use different comparisons (either >= or <) based on some condition. I thought I’d just define a name f pointing to the corresponding operation, which works with the following code: if true f = >= else f = < end I can then compare using f(x, y). However, I can’t figure out how to…

f = true ? (>=) : (<) seems to work

Assign name to operator with ternary operator

lmiq December 3, 2021, 12:45pm 4

I don’t think it is obvious, that is of course some corner case of parsing syntax.

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