Can anyone tell me why 2088/864 = 1

nlines is ALWAYS 1 modulus is ALWAYS zero

Who let the gremlins into my computer.

SRSLY, WTF

Sincerely,
Befuzzled

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Order of operations.

Using your example numbers

nshades/InnerArea().W() + (nshades % InnerArea().W())?1:0
2088/864 + (2088 % 864)?1:0
2088/864 + 360?1:0
2.416... + 360?1:0
362.416....?1:0
1

Trenary is really low on the list

2088/864 = 1

6+4=10
1+0=1
8+1=9
8+8=16
1+6=7
7+2=9
9/9=1

Sick. Piccolo is right.

Actually, MiguelFire guessed it. The ternary operation was taking place after the addition, which totally caught me off guard.