Mike Dugan just told me § and £ aren't standard symbols, and he is right, I
didn't have a picture of a standard keyboard when I proposed these symbols
:(
I don't know what could be used instead. Certainly a combination of symbols,
but I can't find one.
Someone got an idea ?
Regards.
""Benoit Schildknecht"" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion :
op.xu8tk4pkhuszwh@tsukapiou...
Hi,
I think your idea is good.
Le Mon, 09 Mar 2015 15:11:01 +0100, Shawn McCool <sh...@heybigname.com> a
écrit:
There's a cultural disposition against re-purposing a symbol from one
major
version to the next. Let's consider that as fact and move on.
If I wanted to provide syntactic sugar to replace a symbol with $this->
so
that our code can become more expressive if we choose to use it, how
would
you recommend implementing that?
@ is not going to be a _real_ option. But what about..
:number = $number;
:add(:number, $number);
or some other character?
: is already used for ternary expression, it will confuse people as well
as softwares and parsing scripts. The RFC would certainly be rejected in
the voting phase.
I would recommend using § or £. I don't think they are actually used, and
they are quite easy to remember.
Regards.
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