This is apex code, but for the propose seems to work like in Java or JScript.
I've the following line of code (comment included):
// If GPMIR_fld_codigoOrigen__c 09 Fotofactura will not be assigned to agency for send csv
eLead.GPMIR_fld_assignAgency__c = (eLead.GPMIR_fld_codigoOrigen__c!='09') ? ((u.Contact != null && u.Contact.Account != null && rt == 'Agencia') ? u.Contact.Account.Id : null) : null;
Trying to translate that to regular if-else what i think it's happening here is (comment included):
// If GPMIR_fld_codigoOrigen__c != 09 then GPMIR_fld_assignAgency__c == null
if(eLead.GPMIR_fld_codigoOrigen__c!='09'){
if(u.Contact != null && u.Contact.Account != null && rt == 'Agencia'){
eLead.GPMIR_fld_assignAgency__c = u.Contact.Account.Id;
}else{
eLead.GPMIR_fld_assignAgency__c = null;
}
}else{
eLead.GPMIR_fld_assignAgency__c = null;
}
Probably i'm wrong but if anyone could help me to do the proper translation i would really appreciate it
Seems correct, but You can also do this inside a function
Public string MyFunction(){
if(eLead.GPMIR_fld_codigoOrigen__c!='09'){
if(u.Contact != null && u.Contact.Account != null && rt == 'Agencia'){
Return u.Contact.Account.Id;
}
}
Return null;
}```
//Then in main(), eLead.GPMIR_fld_assignAgency__c = MyFunction()
Hopefully I'm right as well.