Ternary operator?

One kinda annoying usecase are lambdas with just one if like:

GroupEnum(g, p, Filter(() -> begin
    if GetFilterUnit().getTypeId() == 'z000'
        ...
    else
        ...
end))

which requires the begin/end keywords I would prefer a 1line solution

GroupEnum(g, p, Filter(() -> if GetFilterUnit().getTypeId() == 'z000' then ... else ...))

which should still allow linebreaks inside it for readability. Ideally also working without else case for lambdas. and also this maybe https://github.com/peq/WurstScript/issues/464

[peq]

Yes, you could do something stupid like this:

int x = 0
int y = 1 < 3 ? begin
    x = 40
    return 2
end : begin
    x = 60
    return 3
end

But you should not 😉

[IgorSamurovic]

Why, though, is there any problem with ? and :? Or did you plan to use it for something else? The way I see it ? : should be pretty decent.