Description:
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Firstly, thank you for developing the great and powerful PHP language.

And the bug: consider the following code.. (from next box)

the first . operation terminates prematurely while using the ternary operator at the end of the statement. 
so i have to use a version commented out by /* */

Reproduce code:
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for ($i=2; $i<=$loop_count; $i++)
{ //bug is in the first statement:
  $query_string .= $dest_fields[$i-1][0]." = '".$init_array[$i]."'".($i<$loop_count)?(", "):(" ");*/
//so i have to use this version:
  /*$query_string .= $dest_fields[$i-1][0]." = '".$init_array[$i]."'";
  $query_string .= ($i<$loop_count)?(", "):(" ");*/
}


Expected result:
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i expect concatenation operation to use values in $dest_fields and $init_array[, which contain simple string values (database columns and respective fields):
user_id = '225', last_edit = '2004-09-26 04:08:40', language_id = '1', title = 'dfdfdsfdsa', province_id = '1', locality = 'Monako', selftype_id = '1', searchedtype_id = '1', purpose_id = '2', submenu_id = '0', messagetext = 'adsf ?fds?lkfdas?kfd?k j?a'


Actual result:
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using a 1-line statement version, i only get the result of ternary comparison in the resulting $query_string:
, , , , , , , , , , ,
somehow values in $dest_table and $init_array[$] get skipped..

i suspect that presence of a ? ternary operator causes
the string concatenation with . to exit prematurely. it however works when devided into two lines of code (commented out in the code example)