So I fail to figure a 1 liner for following syntax in Swift and it is driving me nuts:
if lastProfile == nil || lastProfile.id == profile.id {
useProfile(profile)
lastProfile = profile
}
Now see I could chain it but I'd still end up with 2-3 ifs. I could pack it out but then I again end up with 2-3 ifs... Is it possible to do this in just 1 swoop?
Edit:
My colleague found an alternative (although we agree ugly):
if !(latestProfile != nil && latestProfile!.voiceId != profile.voiceId) {
}
Is there a better approach than above?
Solution is just a ?
away:
if lastProfile == nil || lastProfile?.id == profile.id {
print("true")
lastProfile = profile
}
This prints "true" when lastProfile is nil or when lastProfile and profile have the same id. Otherwise it prints nothing.
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