> On the contrary, It will most likely require a lot of changes to
> provide structures that are able to store their execution context to
> be able to resume it later. I.e.
>
> function foo() {
>error_reporting(0);
>yield "foo";
>trigger_error("foo", E_NOTICE);
>yield "bar";
> }
> $
Hello,
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 1:30 PM, moo.tinys wrote:
> this topic may be discussed before, but i'd bring it up again.
>
> closure was introduced in PHP 5.3, function with its context can now
> be stored in an callable object(or a handler in string type, whatever)
> i think it's easy and read
this topic may be discussed before, but i'd bring it up again.
closure was introduced in PHP 5.3, function with its context can now
be stored in an callable object(or a handler in string type, whatever)
i think it's easy and read to introduce generator and yield operator
in php
let's see what was
