Add ternary and setVar operations#65
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ternary - a {{ternary true "was true" "was false"}} operator
setVar - enable setting new variables on the context {{setVar "newVar" "var value" this}}{newVar}}
Together I've found using these like has cleaned up code that looked like this:
** obviously this could itself have been a helper that specifically generated id's but I found I was creating HEAPS of little helpers, this simplified my life
To this: