Use the "Inline if function" with just 2 arguments

[babakfp]

#2964 | @mirisuzanne
OMG, why you closed my issues!. You misunderstood what I meant.

$city: "New York";
$city: if($city == "New York", "Los Angeles", "New York"); // be able to write this...
$city: if($city == "New York", "Los Angeles"); // ...like this.

• Be possible to use the "inline if function" with 2 arguments.
• If the condition was true, you want to do something, if it's not true, do nothing. I don't want to rewrite the $city with the same value because it's wrong.

// There is a big difference between this:
@if $city == "New York" {
  $city: "Los Angeles";
}
// and this:
$city: if($city == "New York", "Los Angeles", "New York");

Another issue:

This is about one of your pull requests @mirisuzanne. I don't know if anyone sawed this problem or not.
#2836 (comment)

[mirisuzanne]

Yes, I understood. I'm saying you can already:

$city: if($city == "New York", "Los Angeles", "New York"); // write this...
$city: if($city == "New York", "Los Angeles", $city); // ...like this.

So the functionality you are requesting is already there. I don't think there is a reasonable way to make that implicit, because it is so contextual - but I can let someone else speak to that.

(yes, I saw the other issue - haven't had a chance to dig into it)

[babakfp]

I don't want to use the third argument. So I prefer to use regular if statements rather than using this function to don't write the same value in my variable.