On 21.02.2008, at 07:55, Gregory Beaver wrote:
Simply re-using "trait" instead of "use" is a more self-documenting
solution. I found it slightly confusing to see "use" when that is a
namespace-specific token currently. This is also in keeping with the
way functions are defined in interfaces vs. implementation, but in
reverse (for traits, brackets are used for declaration, semi-colon
used
for instantiation).
I like "trait" instead of "use" or any of the other proposals as well
Obviously, using "unset" is more similar to current PHP ideas on how
to
remove something, and the "as" syntax is also very PHP-ish, these will
be far more self-documenting than the proposed syntaxes I've read
thus far.
Unset seems to send the wrong message again. "hide" might be better?
As I said before "as" for aliasing is a good choice, or "alias" to
make it even clearer.
@Stefan: are you keeping track of all the different syntax proposals?
regards,
Lukas
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