Dave Ingram wrote: > marius popa wrote: > >> an semisolution would be an php.ini variable >> like >> NAMSPACE_SEPARATOR="::" >> so if you have an issue with your classes can be reset to "\" or >> whatever with ini_set >> >> i think it's easy to be done if i look at the patch that created the >> backslash separator issue >> >> > So you're suggesting that part of PHP's syntax should be a > user-configurable option because you don't like the current solution? > How do you propose using code that requires the standard separator if > you change it? Or sharing code that uses a non-standard separator? >
I apologise: I missed a golden opportunity for sarcasm there. <sarcasm> Yeah! I've also never really liked some of the other operators... let's have: NAMESPACE_SEPARATOR="::" STRING_CONCATENATOR="+" OBJECT_ACCESSOR="." </sarcasm> I agree with Stefan. This really is getting silly. Although I'm not sure that permanently moderating the list is necessarily the way to go. Maybe until people calm down and accept what the devs and RMs have decided? D
