Pierre Joye wrote:
How many of the major PHP user projects ARE currently strict compliant? And
>how many are still requiring E_STRICT switched off in PHP5.4?
This is a development and very useful. PHP does not enforce this mode.
And like any other errors, it only ends in your logs.
But this has been told to you a good dozen of times in the past, and
it is really getting ridiculous to have to explain that over and over.
And the point of YOUR comments?
With E_STRICT enabled - as is the default on PHP5.4 - programs simply crash if
they have not been 'converted'!
The QUESTION is a perfectly valid one ... especially when I've just hit yet
another current project that we have to make sure to disable E_STRICT when they
get transferred to a PHP5.4 machine! I have no doubt a lot more will also be
affected and so knowing the right answers is important. As perhaps is
understanding the reason some projects are not converting code?
While the preference on PHP5.4 may be to force people to comply, the reality is
that this is a switch which it's more likely needs switching off in production
simply because user land has no idea how to handle the problems yet. And I'll
keep banging on until what is distributed from the php.net site actually works
on a current default install ...
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