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There's not really any use for this, as far as i can tell. Lua supports this by its syntax sugars:

moo = (variable) and (ifTrue) or (ifFalse)

works the same as

moo = (varible) ? ifTrue : ifFalse

in C++.

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	There's ~~little~~ use for this, as far as i can tell. Lua supports this by its syntax sugars:		There's not really any use for this, as far as i can tell. Lua supports this by its syntax sugars:

	moo = (variable) and (ifTrue) or (ifFalse)		moo = (variable) and (ifTrue) or (ifFalse)