I like!
My preference on syntax is;
test(:foo => "oof", :bar => "rab");
I don't think;
test("foo" => "oof", "bar" => "rab");
denotes enough emphasis on any part in-particular, and the downsides
of other implementations are mentioned, such as variable names and
collisions with reserved keywords
On 20 September 2013 07:13, kuzuha wrote:
> I think autoload is very nice solution to avoid that problem.
>
> Autoloading skips unnecessary code and makes php faster.
>
> The "definition" block means Grouped defines. That gives autoloading
>
> to function, consts and vars. And PSR-0 helps simplify
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