Hartmut Holzgraefe wrote:
When reading foreign C++ code a lot you learn to love
the explicit nature of PHP naming scopes even though
it is extra typing as it is clear at first sight whether
you are looking at a variable, member variable, function,
object method ...
Lets do not weaken this
people
Perhaps I missed it somewhere in the proceedings, but what is the
current thinking on goto / label implementation in PHP? Sorry if there
was a decision made and I just missed it. :-(
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Yeah right, like I'm going to pay attention to that attached file!
OTOH, if I am broadcasting a virus, please let me know.
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wishes,
Andrey
Does this mean that one of the arguments could/should be an array?
if(in_array($needles_array, $haystack_array))
{ /*err */ }
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walt boring wrote:
BDKR wrote:
jason davidson wrote:
Ive seen the Control Flow constuct With ...End With used in VB (yup,
VB.. :)) although im not a fan of VB, i liked the feature, is there
any consideration to this kind of construct for php.
here the only example if it i could find online
e($row = ->fetchArray())
{ /* do something with returned row */ }
}
End With:
Just a question from an onlooker.
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