On 24 Mar 2016 19:43, "Mutlu Kocak" <mtko...@mtkocak.net> wrote: > > he is trolling :) >
I wouldn't dismiss this idea straight off. I can see a lot of practical uses for chaining assignment operators, like: $a !==<=>==== $b; Expanded from: $a = $a !== (($a <=> $b) === $b); Which is something I often do in my production applications. In fact I typed this exact use case about 12 times just today. It's a good, expressive way of simplifying code and increasing readability. This would really complete the language IMO.
