Re: RE: ; arg seperator

> Agreed that it's handy and easy, but it's a two-edged sword. If you write > scripts that should be distributed on many different servers, it takes a lot > of code to account for both settings. > > I'm one of those control freaks ;) that like to be in total charge about > what data goes in and out of my application. magic_quotes most certainly > messes with that. There are so many other converting methods in PHP that you > need to use, magic_quotes or not, (eg. urlencode/decode), so why must > addslashes be a default? And that's fine. Control freaks and people writing code for distribution are the same people who can cope with calling get_magic_quotes_gpc() and making their code work. One of the main ideas behind PHP is to make it easy for new users without limiting more experienced users. Occasionally inconveniencing the experienced users is unavoidable in certain cases. -Rasmus