>> You mentioned ability to explicitly specify binding as a possible extension. >> However >> >> [$var1, $var2]() >> >> is not necessarily failing right now, it may be a valid array callable. >> >> Nikita > > As already mentioned we must maintain a leading `=` or `&`: > > [=, $var1, $var2]() > [=, $var1, $var2]() > > Sorry if that was unclear.
Oops, forgot to change the bottom line: [=, $var1, $var2]() [&, $var1, $var2]() The first line means "bind any implicit usages of variables by value, and also bind $var1 and $var2 by value". The second line means "bind any implicit usages of variables by reference, and bind $var1 and $var2 by value". This exists in C++ but C++ allows you to drop the leading `=` or `&`. We cannot, for precisely the reason you mentioned. -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
