Description:
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When I use nested shorthand if statements the result doesn't seem to follow what I expected. I am not sure if this is a bug, but the results are different in other languages.

Test script:
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<?php

var_dump ((true) ?"a":(true) ?"b":"c") ; // b
var_dump ((true) ?"a":(false)?"b":"c") ; // b
var_dump ((false)?"a":(true) ?"b":"c") ; // b
var_dump ((false)?"a":(false)?"b":"c") ; // c

?>




I wrote a c++ script to see what the results should be in another language
cout << ((true) ?"a":(true) ?"b":"c") << endl; // result = a
cout << ((true) ?"a":(false)?"b":"c") << endl; // result = a
cout << ((false)?"a":(true) ?"b":"c") << endl; // result = b
cout << ((false)?"a":(false)?"b":"c") << endl; // result = c

Expected result:
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The PHP script should print out:
a
a
b
c

Actual result:
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In the comments behind each line