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When programming in Ruby I quite often have assignments like the following test = some_function if some_function With that assignments I want to assign the output of a function, but if it returns nil I want to keep the content of the variable. I know there are conditional assignments, but neither ||= nor &&= can be used here. The shortest way I found to describe the statement above is test = (some_function or test) Is there a better / shorter way to do this?
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