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New Rule T0024: Place multiline ‘?’ and ‘:’ on separate lines #9157

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pavel-mikula-sonarsource opened this issue Apr 19, 2024 · 0 comments
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Coding style:

Long ternary operator statements should have ? and : on separate lines, aligned with a left-most single indentation.

object.Property is SomeType something
&& something.AnotherProperty is OtherType other
&& other.Value == 42
    ? object.Parent.Value
    : object;
object.Property is SomeType something
&& something.AnotherProperty is OtherType other
&& other.Value == 42 ? object.Parent.Value : object; // Noncompliant

object.Property is SomeType something && something.Name == arg ? object.Parent.Value : object; // Compliant

This rule does not care about indent of ? and :. That is in T0025

@pavel-mikula-sonarsource pavel-mikula-sonarsource added the Type: Tooling Tools make us productive. label Apr 19, 2024
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