Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
The PHP 6 stuff is still up in the air. The original suggestion was to
carry through with the deprecation of [] which I strongly vetoed since
it would break everything. We can revisit whether we want to remove {}
in PHP 6. I didn't think people had such strong feelings
Maybe you have spoken to the wrong people then. Since {} has
been advocated for quite some time as the Right Way to access
string offsets, basically all PHP books teach that syntax.
As such {} is used very frequently. There are vast amounts
of code with that syntax. Breaking
The PHP 6 stuff is still up in the air. The original suggestion was to
carry through with the deprecation of [] which I strongly vetoed since
it would break everything. We can revisit whether we want to remove {}
in PHP 6. I didn't think people had such strong feelings about it.
From my chec
Hey, you're still alive?
Alive and kicking.
- Sascha
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On Fri, 18 Nov 2005, Sascha Schumann wrote:
> And it really should not be going away in PHP 6 either. I
> don't get why you are suggesting to expend so many resources
> as part of a migration effort while it is obvious that there
> are no advantages at all in dropping {}. It make
And it really should not be going away in PHP 6 either. I
don't get why you are suggesting to expend so many resources
as part of a migration effort while it is obvious that there
are no advantages at all in dropping {}. It makes no sense.
- Sascha
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005, Rasm
Matthias Pigulla wrote:
Even the attempt of trying to change or remove some language feature
like the {} thing IN A RC5 is unbelievably unprofessional.
For the 13th time. {} is not going away in 5.1.
-Rasmus
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