Jan Schneider wrote: > I *love* it when threads silently die. ;-) > > Will this problem actually adressed by anyone or will we again have to > release new versions of our software just because a minor PHP came out or > deal with a huge amount of user complaints? >
Yeah, it kind of just trailed off at then end there, didn't it... As near as I can tell, leaving it in seems to be the way to go at the moment. Being as they're E_NOTICEs and not full-on E_WARNINGs and the fact that the actual behaviour of the function hasn't changed (except, of course, the E_NOTICEs), it seems to be a good reminder that the undocumented behaviour being relied upon is subject to change. (And will change in 5, for that matter.) I'd imagine that most setups ignore E_NOTICEs, so most people won't even notice. (No pun intended, of course.) If there's anybody else who wants to take up the issue they're more than welcome to. I prefer leaving it in, but maybe that's just me. (Well, it's not just me, actually, but you know what I mean.) J -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
