shorthand syntax for a radiobuttonlist SelectedItem.Text only if one is selected?
Sorry, difficult to give the question a proper title?
I'm basically appending a lot of text together to form the email body in my application from several radiobuttonlists in my web form. So my code looks like this:
StringBuilder body = new StringBuilder();
body.Append("<strong>For question1: </strong> " + ((rblQuestion1.SelectedIndex > -1) ? rblQuestion1.SelectedItem.Text : "") + "<br /><br />");
So my question is do I have to use the following syntax:
((rblQuestion1.SelectedIndex > -1) ? rblQuestion1.SelectedItem.Text : "")
Where what I really want is:
(rblQuestion1.SelectedIndex > -1) ? rblQuestion1.SelectedItem.Text
I don't need the empty string alternative if false, if you understand my point.
It's just me being a bit pedantic with my code real开发者_开发知识库ly. Thanks in advance.
The only alternative I see when you per se need to check for
rblQuestion1.SelectedIndex > -1
is the following:
if (rblQuestion1.SelectedIndex > -1)
someStringVar = rblQuestion1.SelectedItem.Text;
There is no other solution because conditional statements need to be formatted in the following pseudo-code:
toBeAssigned = boolean expression ? assigner if true : assigner if false;
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