On 06/06/16 13:10, Andrea Faulds wrote:
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> However, we already have solutions for both of these in PHP. PHP's
> functions and methods can have optional parameters for which you do not
> have to provide an argument, and because PHP is dynamically-typed, a
> parameter can accept an argument of any
Thanks. I only wanted some quick input into whether it was worth pursing
before I do something daft.. like build it :)
All I wanted to know was, if the technicalities could be worked out, and a
performance boost was possible, would people still dislike it. I'd still
like to see it added, but I a
