Is there a parameter to return the string strstr if it doesn't find it?

as the title indicates, I am currently using a strstr to trim strings like this

$destino = "Piura - Lima";
echo strstr($destino, ' - ', true)
Result: Piura

But if it doesn’t find the value the strstr returns a null value
Example

$destino = "Piura * Lima";
echo strstr($destino, ' - ', true)
Result: NULL

Is there any parameter/option to return the value of $destino if it doesn’t find the match?
Maybe something similar that will do the result?
Anything goes but I prefer to use strstr.

Note: I know this can be fixed with a simple IF but I want as minimal as possible.

>Solution :

You can use the empty ternary operator (also sometimes called the Elvis operator) to default back to your original value in this case:

$destino = "Piura * Lima";
$value = strstr($destino, ' - ', true) ?: $destino;
var_dump($value);

Output:

string(12) "Piura * Lima"

This is basically the same as:

$value = strstr($destino, ' - ', true);
if ($value === false) {
    $value = $destino;
}

Note that strstr() returns FALSE here, and not NULL.