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How about formatting the ternary thusly:

  value = test
    ? (some_value * multiple)
    : false_value;


To match, it would have to be:

  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.




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