-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 07/28/2013 06:54 PM, Diego Elio Pettenò wrote: > Because it would require us to change a whole load more than just > the targets variable. >
This is sort of the same for PHP. We need to know the major and minor version based on the flag value. We technically could assume that major version would be one digit and the rest would be the minor version, but didn't feel quite right to unnecessary remove information from the variables and then try to hack it back in again. I don't really care what the separator is. The reason I chose dash for separation major/minor version was simply to distinguish between the value and variable part of USE_EXPAND. Just seemed natural at the time. The last time this discussion came up I offered to change the grammar, but people did not seem to care enough for me to send all PHP users through the hassle. I am also not quite sure how to change the grammar in a clean way. - -- Ole Markus -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJR+L7oAAoJEGurSuXEqSv1uesH/1NOpI/VN+F4HlZuX9aokh8G a2ycgHIQ+wdtoc3onIRqncJ8TRBZ610HGnim8e/70tsj0JkVGFEM5wuSC93m6nHi 3Uh4wX01LazdW5KnTlv4Pe2zKsfXwCO+mXvwXtrouUmhIhMzT8sP57kTr0cTeRsB V+N1EWZjE16Tz5z/l9+9hcd3uUhRtdDYSRa5msGp5y2vBz/CwG4JKSUBlp6q57aK 82ZeTqONh8B1PyNKFTDYw2MFkKoan5eRLqUChEgD/aiyOoejXWESjCGyhpjn5UvN WAEolV0NpW6ktZp8muMo0BxdLoI3Nmm/x8Ddbxgn65ISCNvC31lf0nn7auHNaPU= =H9Er -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
