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Am 15.09.2017 um 16:58 schrieb Tony Marston:
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Am 15.09.2017 um 11:25 schrieb Tony Marston:
You are missing a third option - Microsoft languages are
case-preserving. This is where the IDE ensures that every use of a word
is automatically switched to the case used in its original definition.
This makes it impossible to use the same word with a different case.
a sane IDE for PHP does exactly the same for many many years if you
don't insist to change it manually - when you manage that you functions
are written all over your codebase with different uppercase/lowercase
the problem is looking at you from a mirror every morning
How many IDEs out there for PHP? What percentage of them support case
preserving? Zend Studio didn't when I used it. PHPEd doesn't
i need to see one which don't make autocompletion with preserved case and
if you don't use it because you like typos in general your fault
You are avoiding the question. You state that dealing with this situation
should be done within the IDE, so my question is how any PHP IDEs actually
support this feature?
If your answer to this question is another question - how any don't support
this feature? - then my answer is "none of them". Unless you can prove
otherwise, of course.
again: it's no rocket science to throw at compile time deprecation warnings
years before a final change is planned and so for sloppy legacy code you
hav enot more to do than read your error logs
after i switched every piece of code i write the last 15 years tpo
strict-types, typhe-hints and return-types everywhere while also write a
complete autotest suite you can't tell me it costs more time to fix such
case warnings by read the log and it would take longer as all your
discussions - so why don't you stop it?
Just because you disagree with what I have to say does not mean that you can
tell me to stop saying it. If you want me to accept that you can have a
different opinion then you should extend the same courtesy to me.
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Tony Marston
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