Web Inspector: JS PrettyPrinting issues with ternary statement

[Joseph Pecoraro]

Ternary statement in a var declaration or global scope does not pretty print as expected. There should be a space before the ":" but there is not:

TEST:

    var x=true?a:b; // wrong
    var x=(true?a:b);
    x=true?a:b;
    function() {var x=true?a:b;} // wrong

OUTPUTS:

    var x = true ? a: b; // wrong
    var x = (true ? a : b);
    x = true ? a : b;
    function() {
        var x = true ? a: b;
    }
    // wrong

NOTES:

- The first wrong case the previous is "block", a.k.a. global scope here.
- The second wrong case the pervious is "vardef".
- I would have expected both of these to have previous be vardef.

[Radar WebKit Bug Importer]

<rdar://problem/17351457>

[Joseph Pecoraro]

This will be fixed by Bug 156178.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 156178 ***