Guys,
We're wasting bandwidth here and it's really hard
to stay focused on real issues. We took the
decision a while ago to go with interfaces and not do MI (rightly so).
I suggest that the newcomers to the list (Lukas
not you), who are advocating for it, go and read
the archives. It's not worth discussing any longer...
Sorry but it's just becoming impossible to keep
up with [EMAIL PROTECTED] It's like a broken record
where we are rehashing stuff over and over again;
and the important new development topics (like Unicode) are getting lost.
Andi
At 03:07 PM 8/25/2005, Lukas Smith wrote:
Oliver Grätz wrote:
This is a valid argument. PHP has always been the BORG language that
assimilates every positive aspect of other languages. Nowadays PHP users
can use complex class hierarchies, interfaces, expections ans a lot
more. But they may still use simple functions and use "global" for their
variables.
No, PHP has always been the language imho that
lets me download some code and quickly
understand what it does (as well as quickly
being able to determine its crap), versus other
languages like Perl or C++ that promote non obvious code.
regards,
Lukas
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