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a: 8
This means that we should revert
> > Dmitry's patch.
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> Same here.
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"From my point of view, it is entirely your
problem, that people do not want your Apache 2 because they believe that
it cannot be used with PHP."
2nd that
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I thought if you used something like:
if ((isset($x)) && is_null($)) {
...
}
it would work as it would hit the first condition and drop out if it is not
set before using it in the second.
I might be wrong. ;-)
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> Why give our developers yet another way of shooting themselves in the
foot?
> Or should I say, blow off their leg? :)
Third.
I think GoTo is a bad diretion to go in, espetially with the direction PHP
is currently taking with OOP.
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-Original Message-
From: Jevon Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 June 2004 10:42
To: Richard Mann; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Re: keyword arguments?
Wouldn't a good (not necessarily better) idea in your case be to use a
>pretty soon you have function calls that look like this:
>
>xyz('a', 2, $foo, '', '', '', '', '', '', $bar);
I agree with this. I am working on a project where by the flexibility
required of the object being written has spawned a massive collection of
parameters. Many of these parameters are only
