unusual syntax

[shadowuser]

if (autoplay)
{
    autoplay = autoplay == "true" ? (true) : (false);
}
else
{
    autoplay = true;
}

I am unused to this syntax. What does it mean exactly? can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks

[john.peter]

This is called ternary operator.
I can explain whats going on here..
Here - >> autoplay = autoplay == "true" ? (true) : (false);
The compiler excute the second part first.. that means.
autoplay == "true" ? (true) : (false); (this part).
Here if the autoplay is true, then i will return false otherwise return true.
so, the second part, the return value will be stored again in "autoplay".

Let me know if you could understand this..