Refuses to parse expression with ternary operator about jace HOT 5 CLOSED

Unfortunately, the '<= ? :' syntax is currently not supported, so this explains why it is not working. But the error message you receive is not correct.

If you require this functionality I could add this in a future version of Jace. Currently you can write custom if & else functions.

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Interesting. Could you please refresh me on the if/else syntax ?

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You can use the following functions in Jace:

• ifless
• ifmore
• ifequal

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Hello, a small status update: I am adding support for boolean conditions (<, >, <=, >=, == and !=).

You will be able to use them with the 'if' function. The if function will have the following format: if(condition, option1, option2). I will release it as part of 0.8.7.

Until then: you will need to use ifless, ifmore or ifequal.

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Support added in the dev branch. The if function mentioned above is now implemented.
False is the value 0.0, true is any other value.

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