Re: Reserved words and autogoals
| From: | Rasmus Lerdorf | Date: | Sun, 04 May 2003 14:14:17 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Reserved words and autogoals | ||
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Absolutely nothing has changed with respect to the "global" keyword in
about 6 years. I have no idea what you are talking about.
Do you mean the register_globals change? Simply leave it on in your
php.ini file and nothing will be different at all.
-Rasmus
On Sun, 4 May 2003, Enzo Patrussi wrote:
> Arezzo 4 maggio 2003
>
> I loved PHP till the first moment I made its acquaintance two years ago
> and i have made some code absolutely simple and functional with it.
> I have esteemed a lot all the persons who have contributed to its
> development and i have recommended all my friends or web designers of my
> acquaintance to use it and lose all other languages for dinamic web
> pages.
> Now i have read and verified the new behaviour of an important and very
> used reserved word 'global' and i have to reconsider all my beliefs
> about all the PHP world.
> "How can a development staff of a so important project heavily used all
> over the world determine to change the behaviour of a reserved word?" i
> ask to myself and not rather to train all the improvised and hopeless
> amateurs disseminators of the lots of free bad-formed PHP propagated in
> the web how to use it and all the consequences of its bad usage?
> Now i have to consider if to adopt another language, or to revise lots
> and lots of code or not to migrate to a revision over the 4.0.5 loosing
> all the new features....
> its a quite difficult decision caused by a bad decision ;-)
> Enzo, a disappointed PHP user...
>