Hi,
On Mon, 2011-01-24 at 13:26 -0500, Michael Morris wrote:
> Anyway, var_export takes 2 arguments - the expression to be converted and
> whether to return or echo it. I'd like to add a third, whether to use
> spaces (default) or tabs for indentation
While I'm not sure that's really needed:
Why
That is the primary purpose. For most datasets str_replace(' ', "\t",
var_export($obj, true)) gets what I want. But this is for exploration of
process. I don't expect it to be committed to the language on a permanent
basis. To be honest, it would be better as a php.ini setting -
export_indentati
If you're looking into doing something that are both useful and good for
learning C, my suggestion is to hack PHP in some way that makes something
possible (in PHP) that you couldn't simply accomplish by writing a simple
wrapper function or workaround. Making var_export use tabs instead of spaces
i
I've been trying to think of something that would be a good project to cut
my teeth on for a first C project in forever and I'd rather work on
something that might be useful. While cleaning tabbing on a var_export for
a test class I think I have an idea.
What I'm looking for is two things. One, i
