If operator

And just to beat this point into the ground, the new operator is better than your IIf function because a function will evaluate both parameters whereas the new operator will only evaluate the “correct” parameter.

For example, this code would quit your app:

status = IIf( true, SomeFunction, FunctionThatAlsoQuitsTheApp ) // Calls IIf method

This won’t:

status = If( true, SomeFunction, FunctionThatAlsoQuitsTheApp ) // Uses new If operator

Also better because it doesn’t use variants and is statically typed.

Cool… This reminds me of C/C++
x = (a > b) ? 1 : 2;

And, btw.: It seems to be a bit faster than a conservative if … then … else method.
Not much, but I tested a nonsense-loop, once in an if … then condition, once with the if operator. Came out thus:

[code]10000 iterations:
1374.769 Microseconds on first loop
1135.021 Microseconds on second loop

1000000 iterations:
137856.2 Microseconds on first loop
111309.8 Microseconds on second loop
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