Re: Bug #2341: expression evaluation - improvement
| From: | Andrei Zmievski | Date: | Tue, 21 Sep 1999 16:34:05 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Bug #2341: expression evaluation - improvement | ||
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tsf@post.cz wrote:
> if everybody was thinking in this way, there would be no C-like ternary
operator - why can't you just use if/else?
> there wouldn't be any methods in objects (why not to use pointers to
functions?) there wouldn't be objects at all (there ain't anything to them
you couldn't achieve by using structs).
>
> php is language which (I believe) should make your life easier, any
constraints are limiting.
>
> simply put, the programming gets more and more elegant and convenient; and
as I am well acquainted with the theory of computer languages and
interpreters, I don't find this feature difficult to write. why shouldn't it
be possible then?
-- End of excerpt from tsf@post.cz
You are taking this to the extreme. What happens when you need to use that
expression again, type it in over and over? The example you gave would be
best solved by having that array in a variable.
-Andrei
* George Orwell was an optimist. *