Description:
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(somefunction($someObject) someOperator $someObject) ? someStatement : someStatement

and

((somefunction($someObject) someOperator $someObject) ? someStatement : someStatement)

fail

but

((somefunction($someObject someOperator $someObject) ? someStatement : someStatement)

works. :/

Reproduce code:
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$queryResults was an array of strings, [1] being a string. It had length, yes.

I used:
$queryResults[1] = (strlen($queryResults[1]) <= 300) ? substr($queryResults[1], 0, 300) : $queryResults[1]);

It however fails.

This fails too:

$queryResults[1] = strlen($queryResults[1]) <= 300 ? substr($queryResults[1], 0, 300) : $queryResults[1];

This works:

$queryResults[1] = (strlen($queryResults[1] <= 300) ? substr($queryResults[1], 0, 300) : $queryResults[1]);

Expected result:
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I expected it to well, shorten the length to 300.

Actual result:
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Completely fails. In fact, without the (strlen($queryResults[1] <= 300) being that way, it does this (example is of a database query, and PER ROW IT PRINTS OUT THE FOLLOWING STRING, THE POST STRING FOR NEWS):

First post:
StringStringStringString

Second post:
StringStringStringStringStringStringString

Third post:
StringStringStringStringStringStringStringStringStringString

Etc.