On 23/02/12 23:49, Kris Craig wrote: > Yeah I agree, that was one of the things I listed under > "disadvantages" lol. > > I guess my question is: Does this constitute a prohibitive problem, > or is it something that we can stomach? > > I mean, if you think about it, that's really what we're talking about > anyway, right? After all, when you're writing any application, you're > either going to be writing it with strict typing or you're going to be > writing it with dynamic typing. The only difference here is that > coders with either preference will both find PHP accommodating to > their style. > > > Similarly, a somewhat weaker argument could be made that, in PHP 5, > you're either coding for procedural design or for OO design > (technically you could do both, but I wouldn't wanna touch that > codebase with a ten foot poll lol). The only difference here is that > there would be a config setting to tell the interpreter which is which. > > --Kris I think you would get developers coding for strict, and hostings set to weak. Makes more sense to have it as a per file / per function attribute, so the author can choose if they want the values passed to it to be coerced or act as if they were doing a manual check and throwing an exception.
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