Re: PHP6, Unicode for language functions, classes,methods, vars names

From: Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 08:38:10 +0000
Subject: Re: PHP6, Unicode for language functions, classes,methods, vars names
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On 9/14/05, Tex Texin <tex@yahoo-inc.com> wrote: > Imagine implementing some complicated workflow or other process or algorithm, where each > step has a name in the local language, and as a programmer, you have to come up with a > meaningless (to you) string to represent it, and having to support that code... We do that here as we are not native english speakers. I do that since the 1st day I used a computer, I do that since every songs on the local radio is in english and I do that.. oh sorry, off topic. Well, english is the language of choice for programming because everyone understands very basic english words. In a world where a lot of people from many countries have to work together (even in small local companies) then yes, english is the choice. You have documentation and inline docs to document them in your native language, like the books available in korean, french or russian. Regards, --Pierre

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