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In fact, this is so nice, could I suggest it would be nice to allow
other delegation-like forwarding to be done like this? You could have
'use' without a trait even, just like this:
use {
$queue->add as addToQueue;
}
Since the properties' object wouldn't be available at compile time, this
ext
Hi, Stefan,
I think if the other stuff goes ahead, we can probably scrap what I
originally proposed here. But perhaps something else would be helpful. I
won't comment very specifically on aspects of my original proposal, but
will just raise some new ideas for consideration and further thought.
I
Hi again, Stefan,
Continuing the conversation.
On 7/01/11 10:18 AM, Stefan Marr wrote:
On 02 Jan 2011, at 13:16, Ben Schmidt wrote:
Extension
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I suggest these two problems can be simply solved by introducing two
additional uses of the trait keyword: as a scoping keyword and an access
Hi, Stefan,
Thanks for considering my ideas so carefully and for your detailed
replies.
The reason to go with insteadof is that the assignment syntax hides
changes that might cause problems.
Thus, when you change any of the traits participating in a composition
in a way that a conflict would b
Hi, Jonathan,
On 7/01/11 4:42 AM, Jonathan Bond-Caron wrote:
- New ideas are always welcome
That's great to hear!
- Don't write long e-mails to a mailing list, write an RFC
http://wiki.php.net/rfc?do=register
Sure. Once I've digested and responded to Stefan's replies, I'll work on
putting
I think doing something like this is a good idea for classes and
interfaces.
Ben.
On 7/01/11 1:16 AM, Martin Scotta wrote:
Yes, my intention was to only add a magic constant with the class, similar
to this
namespace Bar {
class Foo {
const KLASS = __CLASS__;
}
}
namespace Buzz {
