> Le 29 août 2019 à 18:25, Aegir Leet <ae...@aegir.sexy> a écrit : > > Either way, if you want a less strict language, that language already > exists: It's the current version of PHP and you and everyone else who > likes the way it works can keep using it. > Meanwhile, I think most people currently doing serious PHP work would > *love* some more strictness and I don't think keeping your old code > running on a brand new version of the language is a good enough reason > to keep this feature out of 8.0.
Strictness is undoubtedly a good thing — as a tool, not as a dogma. But BC break is not necessary for more strictness. As of today, you can write a custom error-handler that converts all non-handled warnings into program crashes (after having sent a fiery bug report to the developer). —Claude
