So to summarize, this feature would save us brackets and one indentation
level.
Saving an indentation level can be quite useful to reduce a git commit
footprint.
On the other hand, it might confuse some people. It would blur the concept
of a function body scope, and thus the mental model of how the language
works.
E.g. are local variables and parameters shared between the try {} and the
catch {} block?
It would also mean that userland PHP parsers and IDEs need to support the
syntax.
So personally I am undecided or skeptical. It does feel alien to me.
Usually if I want to avoid the extra indentation, I will put the try {}
part into a separate function.
But this is just me.
On 2 December 2017 at 14:27, Alexei Gerasimov <encla...@safe-mail.net>
wrote:
> > > I did (using this e-mail address), and got the message: "The user has
> been created and the password was sent by email." However, I did not
> receive any e-mail with the password.
> >
> > Sorry for the trouble, seems like nobody tested the sign up process
> after the server migration yet. It seems like the e-mail sender
> configuration is missing.
> >
> >
> > Unfortunately, I don't know the right config, so I can't simply fix it,
> but I've sent a message to Hannes, he probably knows.
>
> Any update? The reset password feature of wiki.php.net doesn't work
> either, I receive no e-mail.
>
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