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var value1 = 1, value2 = 2;
if( value1 = value2 ) {
// definitelly valid warning
}
else if( value1 = getValue("condition A") ) {
// typically valid warning ...
}
else if( !(value1 = getValue("condition A")) ) {
// OK: already does not complain, not sure why ...
}
else if( (value1 = getValue("condition A")) ) {
// ... but (tentativelly) there should be 'some syntax'
// to let the inspector know that I indeed want to use implicit JS's
// "value-to-boolean" convertion - probably additional brackets around
// expression is enough.
//
// Longer syntax that already works is below
if( !!(value1 = getValue("condition A")) ) {
// OK: already does not complain
}
}
else if( (value1 = getValue("condition A")) !== null ) {
// false positive warning - there is explicit boolean expression
}
else if( (value1 = getValue("condition B")) !== null ) {
// false positive warning - there is explicit boolean expression
}
else if( (value1 = getValue("condition B")) !== null ) {
// false positive warning - there is explicit boolean expression
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
function getValue(condition) {
if( condition )
return "";
return null;
}
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