I want to check with if-else statement if the variable newPsInfo.clearedCanLoadSC
is true then i want to make a Timestamp of Today else of some other Date so i tried the
ternary if-else with
condition? true : false
newPsInfo.clearedCanLoadSc.equals(true) ?
LocalDate.now() : LocalDate.of(2000,1,1)
but unfortunately doesn't work
First I .filter by _.id then I .map the results by productSettingsTable class to the new updated values of new productSettingsInfo parameter. So my question is can i insert an if - else statement into the .map or .update methods like this:
newPsInfo.clearedCanLoadSc.equals(true) ?
LocalDate.now() : LocalDate.of(2000,1,1))
def update(employer: Employer, newPsInfo: PsInfo): Future[Int] =
db.run(
productSettingsQuery.filter(_.employerId === employer.id).map(productSettings =>
(productSettings.enableSc, productSettings.enableConversion,
productSettings.enableRefundDays, productSettings.enableOutOfPocketPayment,
productSettings.clearedCanLoadSc, productSettings.enableL, productSettings.clearedAt)).
update((newPsInfo.enableSc, newPsInfo.enableConversion,
newPsInfo.enableRefundDays, newPsInfo.enableOutOfPocketPayment,
newPsInfo.clearedCanLoadSc, newPsInfo.enableL,newPsInfo.clearedCanLoadSc.equals(true) ? LocalDate.now() : LocalDate.of(2000,1,1)))
)
The problem is that my if else clause is not working the Intelli j shows errors Cannot resolve symbols ?
So is there a way to insert an if-else-statement into the .map or .update function?
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