Christian Grobmeier wrote on 21/12/2009 13:56:08:
> I would like to learn more about how the interpreter works, but I was
> unable to find good documents on the web. Basically I am thinking on
> something about allocation of variables, how does object creation work
> and such stuff. Maybe somet
we have
written are now in cvs, we are still a little behind with contributing all
the
engine tests we have written. Hopefully they'll all be there before you
need them.
Rob Nicholson
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t. In order for
extensions
to adopt it, we would need to convince their maintainers that the project
had traction.
I wonder whether improving the interface could be combined with some of
the unicode work
so that the resulting porting work for unicode was simpler?
Rob Nicholson
Unl
s too. Since the testcase generator adds these
comments its worth documenting them.
I'll produce a patch to the documentation for review if you like.
Rob Nicholson
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Suggest you check out the slides from one of Andrei's talks on the
subject.
http://www.gravitonic.com/talks/
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drysler,
So you are asking about what PHP6 calls "script_encoding". PHP5 does not
have this concept.
PHP5 does not know the character set that your script is encoded in. The
script can be encoded in any character set that is "ASCII compatible".
ASCII compatible encodings have the property t
