On Thu, 2006-05-25 at 14:53 +0200, Marcus Boerger wrote: > There is no way you can write heavy oo using code that supports PHP 4 > and PHP 5.2 without a version check every here and there, so i don't see > this as an argument. It is a fact that 4 and 5 have very different object > models.
Sort of. The fact that "$object1 = $object2" didn't mean "$object1 =& $object2" in php4 drove us crazy, so each of our objects keeps its data in an array. For us, moving from 4 to 5 was mostly about adding "strtolower"s. We already had our own cloning function, so the only reason we can't go back to 4 is that we're using Derick's date stuff. That was the "killer feature" for us that got us to php 5. The object stuff has not been an issue. Perhaps you're implying that my life will be difficult if I move from 5.1 to 5.2, but hopefully that won't be too painful. BTW, the phpt I posted that uses $this in a static call doesn't even give a strict message in 5.1.2. It passes with 0 messages even with "E_ALL|E_STRICT". BTW, a big thanks to Derick for the timezone feature! (not to overshadow my thanks to you for the numerous handy patches I've seen you post!) Thanks, Todd -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
