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Hi, second time me ...
Markus Fischer wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> Greg Beaver wrote:
>> It is technically possible to fix this, on first glance it would involve
>> having the lexer return a T_STRING for any non-whitespace following
>> T_INTERFACE or between T_IMPLEMENTS and '{'. It would also need to
>> return T_STRING following T_INSTANCEOF.
> [...]
>> accepted, it's a fair amount of work to patch the lexer and make sure it
>> doesn't break crap.
>
> I'm totally with your here. I can live very well with "Iface" instead.
> Just wanted to make sure it's not an oversight on my side. Thanks for
> the (gory) details ;)
I think one has really get used to this, if you take for granted that
you named classes/interface this way in the past.
For example, in many projects I use the observer pattern and one of the
first observers implemented in almost any project is the Echo-Observer
to simply echo the messages. So this doesn't work anymore either.
a) You can't make a class Echo and
b) you can't create an interface named Echo ...
I tried using print but that doesn't work either. I'm either bumping
into T_ECHO or T_PRINT. Stdout finally did it.
- - Markus
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