Hello Kamil, thanks you for your reply.
I am going to enumerate the answers.
1. `PDOStatement::clearParams` should reset the statament params (
https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/31c74aaeebf3af3c87e3981703f9f775c65600b9/ext/pdo/pdo_stmt.c#L406-L410
).
2. Recreate the prepared statement is very c
Hi everybody.
Currently it is not possible to clear the PDOStatement params, so it would
be useful to add a method for it.
Why? `PDOStatement::execute` admits the `$input_parameters` argument, but
all values are passed as `PDO::PARAM_STR` and that hit a performance
problem at MariaDB.
The fix it
Personally, I would strongly prefer the caller syntax my_func('a',
'b', 'c' => 'd', $e => $f) just to because
1) it's consistent with array declaration syntax
2) it allows arbitrary names for parameters, which will become the
array keys ... and can include funny characters
3) naked
I was hoping to start some discussion regarding named parameters. I'm
sorry if it's frowned upon to re-post or re-paste something, but I'm
thinking that perhaps my email (with the subject Re: Hi) was
overlooked on the list in whatever readers, so I'm going to post it
again, this time with a
ak any PECL extensions? If so, are we planning to
maintain compatibility with all PECL extensions written for earlier
versions of PHP? Is it worth it to introduce this feature?
What do you guys think? I really want PHP 6 to rock and have an even
better reputation among businesses, programmers, et
Hey guys. I'm glad to be on the internals list -- I just signed up.
I've been a PHP developer for many years, and I have a couple ideas
that might make PHP 6 better. Is this a good forum to bring up
proposals of that kind?
Sincerely,
Greg Magarshak
PS: By the way, I'm wondering what the pr
