> > Given that we already have === and !==, could the strict mode simply throw > an error for *any* use of the non-strict == and != versions? > declare(strict_operators=1); > var_dump( "11" == "11.0" ); # TypeError: "Cannot use non-strict equality > operator in strict operator mode." > var_dump( "11" === "11.0"); # bool(false) > I'm not sure whether I like the idea or not, but I thought I'd throw it out > there as a possibility.
That's definitely a possibility, that I'm sure a lot of people will dislike. I personally don't have a strong opinion about it. Ben
