On 9 August 2016 at 19:38, David Rodrigues wrote:
> Sara Golemon wrote:
>> Anything written in PHP could be written in C, the question you need
>> to answer isn't "How?", it's "Why?".
>
> Sure.
>
> In general, I just thinking about how it can be useful to ...
There are endless number of things th
Sara Golemon wrote:
> Anything written in PHP could be written in C, the question you need
> to answer isn't "How?", it's "Why?".
Sure.
In general, I just thinking about how it can be useful to iterate over
values on a library itself.
Laravel, for instance, have method Collection::where(), but it
On Tue, Aug 9, 2016 at 10:33 AM, David Rodrigues wrote:
> Currently PHP has a method called "version_compare()". Should be great
> if we have the same function but to general usage. There are some
> implementations on web for that, but I guess that it could be done
> natively.
>
Anything written i
Currently PHP has a method called "version_compare()". Should be great
if we have the same function but to general usage. There are some
implementations on web for that, but I guess that it could be done
natively.
> compare(mixed $a, mixed $b, string $operator): boolean
Then I could do something
