Yes, good point. Still, when working on a shared codebase, it's good to take more potential beholders into account. I suppose if there is a common, consistent s

Yes, good point. Still, when working on a shared codebase, it's good to take more potential beholders into account. I suppose if there is a common, consistent style that you can expect everyone to be familiar with, you can get used to reading a sensible amount of chained ternaries.