Arguably the feature is already "popular". I have pointed this out many
times before but many other major OO languages provides weak references
natively. Read the introduction in the RFC.
Pragmatically speaking (as a framework designer) you are unfortunately not
so privileged on what PECL/PHP ext
Hi!
On 7/31/11 6:59 PM, Hannes Landeholm wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to initiate voting on this RFC today since the minimum period of
two weeks has now passed. Can someone with the right wiki
powers/responsibilities start a vote and announce the [VOTE] on the mailing
list?
I think I'm missing some im
Hi,
I'd like to initiate voting on this RFC today since the minimum period of
two weeks has now passed. Can someone with the right wiki
powers/responsibilities start a vote and announce the [VOTE] on the mailing
list?
Thank you,
~Hannes
Hello guys,
I'd just like to remind you that I plan to initiate voting for this RFC on
Monday (less than 2 days) so if you plan on voting no, please reply here
asap so we can discuss your concerns.
Thank you for your time,
~Hannes
Hi,
On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 20:12, Adam Harvey wrote:
> On Jul 18, 2011 9:20 AM, "Hannes Landeholm" wrote:
>> In a nutshell: The RFC proposes adding a single class called "SplWeakRef"
>> which provides the "Weak Reference" feature. This is the only change.
>
> This may just be Monday morning fuz
Hi,
Yes, I'm also interested in caching - It's a very interesting subject...
borderline philosophical. When you are caching model instances in a database
object relation layer you could clearly benefit from implementing some kind
of caching mechanism that retains object even though it's unclear wh
On Jul 18, 2011 11:51 AM, "Hannes Landeholm" wrote:
> Weak references is an OOP concept. Scalar data types and arrays are not
OOP-related so I don't think that would make sense. Variable references is
not the same as object references. A variable reference is simply a variable
that is connected wi
Weak references is an OOP concept. Scalar data types and arrays are not
OOP-related so I don't think that would make sense. Variable references is
not the same as object references. A variable reference is simply a variable
that is connected with another variable (if you set one it will change the
On Jul 18, 2011 9:20 AM, "Hannes Landeholm" wrote:
> In a nutshell: The RFC proposes adding a single class called "SplWeakRef"
> which provides the "Weak Reference" feature. This is the only change.
This may just be Monday morning fuzziness, or I've just missed something in
the RFC, but is there
Hello,
This is the official RFC discussion thread for Weak References and an
announcement of the RFC.
Please read the RFC before replying: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/weakreferences
In a nutshell: The RFC proposes adding a single class called "SplWeakRef"
which provides the "Weak Reference" feature
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