ini_set('humour', "On");
Richard Quadling wrote:
> Type hinting is part of the documentation. Sure, hungarian notation of
> variable names (where the type is represented within the variable name
> itself) is a good start, but when you get to things like a 4d array of
I wouldn't have expected anyone to use hungarian notation with PHP. But
then again that's what the Spanish inquisition would probably use to
torture nowadays and who expects the Spanish inquisition? (-:C
On the other hand it is easy to do it in PHP: Just prefix every variable
with "m" :-)
> The loose typing
> of PHP is great, but as mentioned by Richard Lynch, we have to more or
> less move away from it for user input and DB input.
Error: Incompatible use of constant 'we'
> Maybe for V6 type hinting for scalars could be available, but output
> purely E_NOTICE. Really make them just a hint. A suggestion. This will
ini_set('humour', "Off");
All type hints warnings should be E_STRICT, not E_NOTICE IMHO. If that's
the case then you can add as many bondage feature as you wish as long as
they don't slow down non-strict code ;-)
- Chris
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