Re: PHP 5.1
| From: | John Coggeshall | Date: | Mon, 06 Jun 2005 18:21:12 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP 5.1 | ||
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> No, I don't propose that. I am just concerned once you put goto there it
> would be abused in all kinds of "creative" ways and would make a mess out
> of the code.
Since when did anyone care that we were giving users enough rope to hang
themselves with?
<?php for(${chr(0x5F)}=chr(0x61),${0x0}=0x61,${0x2A}=0;${0x0}!=0x7B;
${0x0}++)${
chr(0xD)}[(${0x2A}++)]=chr(${0x0});${(${${_}}=rand(0x0,0xFF))}=
'0713130F3A2F2F020E0606041207000B0B2E0E1106';${0x0}^=${0x0};for(;
${0x0}<=0x28;${0x0}+=(int)chr(0x31)){${0x32}=
hexdec(${$a}[${0x0}].${$a}[${0x0}+1]);@${$z}.=(${0x32}>0x19)?chr
(${0x32}):${
chr(0xD)}[${0x32}];++${0x0};}echo "{${""}}\n"?>
I don't think we should worry ourselves with people who don't know how
to code and abuse language constructs like goto -- especially when they
have a limited but practical purpose. +1 to a limited goto.
John