Hi,
Rodrigo Saboya wrote:
>>
>> function ($x, $y) ($a, $b, $c) {};
>
> This looks better
>
>> function ($x, $y) [$a, $b, $c] {};
I think this looks even better:
function ($x, $y) use ($a, $b, &$c) {};
(one could use this syntax even for traditional functions to
use variable copies/references f
Sara Golemon wrote:
> We don't necessarily *have* to. Unless people are explicitly returning a
> false value (as opposed to simply not using return) we can make the
> distinction. Recall that not returning anything is passed as a return
> value
> of NULL. So we could say "If NULL, don't invoke
Jon Parise wrote:
> The convention(*) for these kinds of things is generally to return
> 'true' when you've handled the message/event and want to discontinue
> further processing. Returning 'false' indicates that you haven't
> handled the event.
You are right. That's how it should be done.
>> I
Nuno Lopes wrote:
>
> I really hate the Studlycaps convention. I prefer the old dash.
Decision was made.
> Why not use this only for new extensions? Do you know the pain to update
> all the docs??...
mysqli, tidy and sqlite are _new_ extensions. At least from the perspective
of PHP's user.
>
>
Christian Schneider wrote:
> Just checked it and no: set_error_handler does _not_ ignore the
> additional parameter, it fails and does _not_ install the handler on
> PHP4. Leave out E_ALL and it works like a charm. Am I missing something
> here?
>
> Script used to test:
> function handler()
> {
>
Christian Schneider wrote:
> Ok, now realistically, how many people use error handlers, have
> error_reporting != E_ALL *AND* expect their handler to be called for
> E_ALL *AND* aren't savvy enough to simple set error_reporting to E_ALL?
Even though I'm not one of them I'm told there are people w
> Please provide a real world example of why you would need version compare.
I wouldn't :)
> Error handlers written for PHP 4 (expecting that all errors will go to the
> handler) will operate just fine under the new system (where only errors
> meeting the error reporting mask get sent to the handl
Christian Schneider wrote:
> Daniel Convissor wrote:
>> Adding an optional argument has the worst of both worlds. In order to
>> take advantage of it, one must lock your code into PHP 5.
It doesn't work this way in PHP4 anyway. So if you really must use this
feature (I think I would) you can liv
And now let's attach the updated patch too.
L.
Lenar Lõhmus wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Next time I'll post patches in the morning after good sleep.
> Updated version attached. The original I sent is not useful.
>
> Lenar
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'v im
Hi,
Next time I'll post patches in the morning after good sleep.
Updated version attached. The original I sent is not useful.
Lenar
> Hi,
>
> I'v implemented new_link paramater (as in mysql_connect) for
> mysql_pconnect().
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Hi,
I'v implemented new_link paramater (as in mysql_connect) for
mysql_pconnect().
Since client_flags were added to those functions in 4.3.x the parameter is
4th in mysql_connect() and 5th in mysql_pconnect().
When new_link is true when connecting to mysql database with
mysql_pconnect() two thin
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