> > > that it has done. Not running it is simply not an option, I can't even > > > begin to imagine the possible consequences of such an approach! > > > >Well, at the moment, the function is not run either, isn't it? The > >program dies. > > Right. Code assuming that it ran successfully is therefore never > reached. That is fundamentally different from just not running the > function and returning control to the caller. That's > *extremely* dangerous.
wouldn't an exception be the absolutely right thing here then ? - just teasing you, i know your point :P harald -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php