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but that's really what you want or just a C&P disaster? ;)

'b' => exists($tests{'b'}) && defined($m=$tests{'b'}) ? $m : 0, 'a' => exists($tests{'b'}) && defined($m=$tests{'a'}) ? $m : 0, ^^^^^
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OK now I looked closer, I think you get bitten by passing the same lvalue $m twice in the same statement.

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yep, seems I'm right, if you force Perl to pass an immutable copy instead of the var it works like expected

use strict; use warnings; use Data::Dump qw/pp dd/; my %tests = ( 'a' => 10, 'b' => 20, ); my $m; # this seems to assign $m once and never bother to check again my %hash; %hash = ( 'b' => exists($tests{'b'}) && defined($m=$tests{'b'}) ? $m : 0, 'a' => exists($tests{'b'}) && defined($m=$tests{'a'}) ? $m : 0, ); pp \%hash; %hash = ( 'b' => exists($tests{'b'}) && defined($m=$tests{'b'}) ? (0+$m) : 0, 'a' => exists($tests{'b'}) && defined($m=$tests{'a'}) ? (0+$m) : 0, ); pp \%hash; %hash = ( 'b' => exists($tests{'b'}) && defined($m=$tests{'b'}) ? "$m" : 0, 'a' => exists($tests{'b'}) && defined($m=$tests{'a'}) ? "$m" : 0, ); pp \%hash;
{ a => 10, b => 10 } { a => 10, b => 20 } { a => 10, b => 20 }

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re: Ternary Quizical behaviour? (updated) by LanX
in thread Ternary Quizical behaviour? by bliako

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