Hi Mike,
On 06/05/2020 20:48, Mike Schinkel wrote:
Consider simply what we might call "Parameter Blocks." Since PHP always
expects a parentheses to follow the function or method name it should be possible to
opt-in replace it with a brace-enclosed block of parameters instead since it would be
unambiguous and this no conflict, and no need for new keywords.
The following illustrates how it my be used by repurposing an example from the
RFC:
...
I'm not really clear what this example is showing. It seems to be the
same as the one in Nikita's RFC, but with the punctuation changed
slightly from "(public $foo, public $bar)" to "{public $foo; public $bar;}"
I'm not sure how this changes anything, or how it relates to named
parameters. Could you expand on the problems you see this solving?
Regards,
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Rowan Tommins (né Collins)
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