====== cond ======
{{tag>math acs_enhancements}}
''any cond(bool condition, any a, any b)''

[[:types|any - any type (int, fixed or str)]]

===== Description =====
If condition is true, returns a. Otherwise, returns b.

It simulates the ''?:'' operator from C.

<note important>Both a and b are evaluated. Do not do this:
<code>
int y = cond(x, DoSomething(), DoSomethingElse())
</code>
as both ''DoSomething()'' and ''DoSomethingElse()'' will be called.

If you are using [[:BCC]] or [[:GDCC]], it is recommended to use the real ''?:'' operator instead, which is not subject to this problem.
</note> 

===== Examples =====
<code>
cond(true, A, B) -> A
cond(false, A, B) -> B
</code>

Without cond():
<code>
int color = CR_RED;
if (PlayerTeam() == TEAM_BLUE)
    color = CR_BLUE;
DrawSomething(color);
</code>

With cond():
<code>
DrawSomething(cond(PlayerTeam() == TEAM_BLUE, CR_BLUE, CR_RED));
</code>