On Sat, Nov 9, 2024, at 09:39, Adam Kecskes wrote:
> Hello internals,
>
> I propose adding first-class types to PHP, as this feature could greatly
> enhance the language, especially given PHP's unique runtime type-checking
> system. Many libraries currently rely on class strings as function
> p
Hello internals,
I propose adding first-class types to PHP, as this feature could greatly
enhance the language, especially given PHP's unique runtime type-checking
system. Many libraries currently rely on class strings as function parameters,
which could be made significantly safer with native
Hi all,
there has been some discussion about this in a GH issue[1].
TL;DR: building ext/ldap against Oracle LDAP had been supported, and is
theoretically still supported, but is apparently broken for a while.
The Oracle LDAP implementation is part of Oracle Instant Client, and
uses an older LDAP
On 9 November 2024 08:39:57 GMT, Adam Kecskes wrote:
>I propose adding first-class types to PHP, as this feature could greatly
>enhance the language, especially given PHP's unique runtime type-checking
>system. Many libraries currently rely on class strings as function parameters,
>which cou
