Re: coding standards - draft
| From: | Gabor Hojtsy | Date: | Fri, 28 Dec 2001 18:03:56 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: coding standards - draft | ||
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> > concatenation makes code unreadable
> I disagree on that. I think strinc concatenation makes the code more
> readble, because of the face, that what a variable is is clearly
> separated from what the string is.
>
> echo "bar is $bar";
> vs.
> echo 'bar is '.$bar;
>
> additionaly in the first version $bar will be automagically transformed
> into a string, which is not nessecary.
In the second version, you used the . operator, which also
automagically transforms $bar into a string for that operation,
there is no difference between the two in this aspect, echo
needs string[s] to print out. :) We'll see what others think...
Goba