value = if (test) {some_value * multiple}
else if (test2) {second_value}
else {false_value}
which falls in a straightforward way out of the if/else syntax, which the language authors have put a lot more thought into than the rarely used ?: syntax.
value = test ? some_value * multiple
: test2 ? second_value
: false_value;
Which, you know, isn't that bad. But it looks really weird since people don't expect you to use ternary that way, while multi-part if statements are fairly normal.
