Exact. IMO too :), the main benefits are :
- To keep tracks. Everyday, on this list, we see messages like 'I know we
already talked about
this (but not who and when)', 'We agreed on this (but cannot remember how and
why...)', 'this
question was already discussed', ... There's no way for a new
For an outsider, an RFC would be a great mechanism. This will let us
users see what future development is planned without having to be part
of the inner group. Considering how much is done in IRC and therefore
not visible to a lot of people after the fact, a formalized process
would actually give
Richard Lynch schrieb:
On Mon, November 13, 2006 4:42 am, Mathias Bank wrote:
As you see, with this macro functions, it could be achieved any
individual syntax. It would be a pleasure, if php could support it. It
could shorten a lot of code.
It sounds like you could submit a patch and get it i
On Mon, November 13, 2006 4:42 am, Mathias Bank wrote:
> As you see, with this macro functions, it could be achieved any
> individual syntax. It would be a pleasure, if php could support it. It
> could shorten a lot of code.
It sounds like you could submit a patch and get it in... :-)
While you a
On Monday 13 November 2006 04:42, Mathias Bank wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> you know, that there was often a discussion about a "ifsetor"
> function. I want to generalize this discussion. If you know LISP,
> there is a fantastic macro function which allows you to generate own
> syntax (not a c macro functio
Hallo,
you know, that there was often a discussion about a "ifsetor" function.
I want to generalize this discussion. If you know LISP, there is a
fantastic macro function which allows you to generate own syntax (not a
c macro function, which is really bad). It would be fantastic, if php
could
