Hello Stanislav,
I use a broad variety of languages. And the older ones like C++ and Java
are pretty distinctive. Namespaces have a dedicated range or space declared
by curly braces and can contain other namespaces. Whileas Java packages are
file wide. And actually that is much easier and quite
On 7/25/07, Sebastian Bergmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Marcus Boerger wrote:
> > Can we change the keyword from 'namespace' to 'package'?
>
> I second that (e)motion. The current implementation of namespaces in PHP
> is so close to Java's packages that naming it packages makes (more)
> sens
On Wed, July 25, 2007 2:34 am, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
> Marcus Boerger wrote:
>> Can we change the keyword from 'namespace' to 'package'?
>
> I second that (e)motion. The current implementation of namespaces in
> PHP
> is so close to Java's packages that naming it packages makes (more)
> se
Marcus Boerger wrote:
> Can we change the keyword from 'namespace' to 'package'?
I second that (e)motion. The current implementation of namespaces in PHP
is so close to Java's packages that naming it packages makes (more)
sense to me.
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Sebastian Bergmann http://seba
My only concern is that you took a package model and named it namespaces.
Can we change the keyword from 'namespace' to 'package'?
Actually, it's neither, but it's more like namespaces than packages
IMHO. Though both terms are used in different languages in the roughly
same sense.
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Stanis
Hello Dmitry, all,
thanks for the namespaces.
My only concern is that you took a package model and named it namespaces.
Can we change the keyword from 'namespace' to 'package'?
Best regards,
Marcus
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