Re-reading the previous discussion, it seems like the functionality that
people wanted was to have an optional typed argument.
In converting the .NET Framework library over to PHP, there are many
instances where having optional typed params would have been handy. The
Framework makes heavy use of
Robert Silva wrote:
> PHP doesn't have a concept of a "null" reference though. So to say that
> every other language allows it is not a valid argument. The other
> languages allow it because the language supports it. And that seems to be
> what the arguments against it centered around.
>
> I thin
Alternatively, you could try to support polymorphism in classes :o) Then you
wouldn't need null references...
class X {
function a();
function a(MyObj $b);
}
Jevon Wright
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I've reenabled cvs access.
Please send me the complete output of "cvs commit", if you
receive warnings about uninitialized variables at the end.
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PHP doesn't have a concept of a "null" reference though. So to say that
every other language allows it is not a valid argument. The other languages
allow it because the language supports it. And that seems to be what the
arguments against it centered around.
I think a compromise would be to allow
Georg Richter wrote:
> Am Sa, den 16.10.2004 schrieb Cristiano Duarte um 21:13:
>> Hi @ll,
>>
>> Now that 5.0.3 is out
>
> Doohh 5.0.3? I didn't see any announcement and I planned to commit
> several stuff before :(
Sorry Georg. I meant: Now that 5.0.2 is out...
Cristiano Duarte
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Robert Silva wrote:
> I think Marcus B's final comments in the original discussion are right on
> track.
>
> Stab: I voted for NULL type hinted arguments before I voted against them.
>
> The main thing that changed my mind, is that in PHP there is no such thing
> as a NULL object. I came to the
I think Marcus B's final comments in the original discussion are right on
track.
Stab: I voted for NULL type hinted arguments before I voted against them.
The main thing that changed my mind, is that in PHP there is no such thing
as a NULL object. I came to the conclusion that PHP wasn't broken,
Hi @ll,
Now that 5.0.3 is out, maybe it's time to bring back that
old problem left in May: type hints and null default values.
This feature was dropped since no one could come with a
reasonable solution.
So, for now, there is no (engine) way to have a parameter that
can only be of some class or
On Sat, 16 Oct 2004, Mehdi Achour wrote:
> Is it possible to make the affected directories read-only ?
Nope.
Derick
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Is it possible to make the affected directories read-only ?
Mehdi
Derick Rethans wrote:
Hello Folks,
I just shutdown the CVS server because there are still no diffs being
send out. This means that there is no control over who commits what
anymore resulting in the probability of bad code into CVS. U
Is it possible to make the affected directories read-only ?
Mehdi
Derick Rethans wrote:
Hello Folks,
I just shutdown the CVS server because there are still no diffs being
send out. This means that there is no control over who commits what
anymore resulting in the probability of bad code into CVS. U
Is it possible to make the affected directories read-only ?
Mehdi
Derick Rethans wrote:
Hello Folks,
I just shutdown the CVS server because there are still no diffs being
send out. This means that there is no control over who commits what
anymore resulting in the probability of bad code into CVS. U
Hello Folks,
I just shutdown the CVS server because there are still no diffs being
send out. This means that there is no control over who commits what
anymore resulting in the probability of bad code into CVS. Until the CVS
commit mails work again the CVS will remain down. This problem does not
se
The script approach is much cleaner than the MACROs. Maintaining the script
won't be a lot of extra work. It's a shame computed gotos arent more widely
supported.
Bob
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