[Ghosted]

Hello guys

If i have 1 function and want to write under statement, which one will be more faster ?

PHP Code:

if( .... )
set_user_health(1,1) 


OR

PHP Code:

if( .... )
{
set_user_health(1,1)
} 


[klippy]

They are equal.

[Napoleon_be]

If you're using amx modx studio, i suggest you use the second one. This just because of the indenter build in amx mod x studio. The indenter will indent the second code properly, while your whole code get's fucked with the first structure.

[ESForces]

You can also...

PHP Code:

if(...){    set_user_health(1, 1);} 


Or, in some cases...

PHP Code:

set_user_godmode(__int_Index, .godmode = is_user_alive(__int_Index) ? 1 : 0); 


[Depresie]

Since we are talking about this

PHP Code:

number = 1 ? function1 : function 2 


I have a question, is there a way to do this without an else ? for example

PHP Code:

number = 1 ? function 1 


[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by Depresie Since we are talking about this PHP Code: number = 1 ? function1 : function 2  I have a question, is there a way to do this without an else ? for example PHP Code: number = 1 ? function 1

I don't think it's worth it. Things like this are typically done by those that care about the number of lines in their plugin. The focus on code, IMO, should be efficient while also being easy to read and understand. Line count means nothing from a performance perspective and it's usually at the expensive of readability.

However, something like this is fine.

PHP Code:

set_user_health( id , ( iSomeValue == 34 ) ? 90 : 100 );

//instead of 

if ( iSomeValue == 34 )
    set_user_health( id , 90 );
else
    set_user_health( id , 100 ); 


[Depresie]

Yes, there is no performance difference but, it's easier for me to read if there are less lines and braces and stuff and i don't have to scroll down and up so much... that is why i am asking

Using this

PHP Code:

blabla ? this 


instead of

PHP Code:

if(bla bla )
{
    this
} 


will save me some visual space and time

[ESForces]

This can not be done because it is a type of logical operator, and needs to return a value for both cases, however you can make multiple statements in a same line...

Indeed, if there is a difference in performance and optimization. On the other hand, you're looking for save space in lines of code writing.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by Depresie Yes, there is no performance difference but, it's easier for me to read if there are less lines and braces and stuff and i don't have to scroll down and up so much... that is why i am asking Using this PHP Code: blabla ? this  instead of PHP Code: if(bla bla ) {     this }  will save me some visual space and time

That is your opinion and you can code however you want. I personally rather see if ( this ) then do this instead of asd ? func0() : asd2 ? func1() : asd3 ? func2() : func3(). This is a bit exaggerated but I'm just trying to make a point. Debugging this is a lot more annoying because it is not exactly clear when each function is being called unless you spend time evaluating it.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Depresie Yes, there is no performance difference but, it's easier for me to read if there are less lines and braces and stuff and i don't have to scroll down and up so much.

In my opinion, this would be a the typical response of an inexperienced coder. But in reality, as Bugsy said, you can do it however you want. If you want to do it so that it's not easily readable for others then that is technically fine.