On Fri, 2003-12-19 at 10:13, Daniel Convissor wrote: > I, and lots of people, need to worry about it. I write code that uses > PHP. Much of it is for general public consumption. Some is for sale at > significant cost. I have to write stuff once and have it work anywhere.
If you are concerned about code working in PHP 4 and PHP 5, then you should be writing your code to PHP 4 and it should still work in PHP 5 for the most part. If you would like to take advantage of this proposed error reporting functionality, then you can use version_compare() and adjust your logic accordingly for PHP5->PHP4 transitions.. PHP 5 already introduces a thousand new things that don't work in PHP 4. I think trying to stop an improvement because it's not PHP 4 compatible is a mistake. John -- -=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=- John Coggeshall http://www.coggeshall.org/ The PHP Developer's Handbook http://www.php-handbook.com/ -=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=--=~=- -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
