Re: Re: BC breaks: Cache_Lite, PHP_Documentor

On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 10:32 AM, Daniel O'Connor <daniel.oconnor@gmail.com> wrote: >> How do you like this: >> http://friendpaste.com/1jrxQBie31IiJKXZDXaR0P >> >> (Not a huge fan of $GLOBALS, but it would keep the API.) >> >> > It'll certainly get around the appearing-in-stats issue; and would probably > work for a few others in the list. The unit-test-loving-me sighs because > it's not a fix to the problem people are trying to deprecate; the > don't-break-bc-me grins because it's dancing the fine line. I don't understand half of what you're saying. The suggested way is indeed $_SESSION['foo'] = $foo; instead of session_register('foo'); ;-) > It does seem pesky to make a HTTP_Session3 just to swap to $_SESSION. Why? HTTP_Session2 is alpha/beta grade. I *could* break BC all I want [that's my point] and the above patch doesn't even break it. ;-) I see if I can add a couple tests to see how this behaves and then I'll go ahead and squash it. > If we're re-defining the problem as don't-appear-in-stats, Olle, how do you > feel about making a "except these errors" filter? (yay, rug sweeping) > I kinda don't want to hide "errors". But let's say a package is superceeded by another more modern implementation, then (IMHO) there is no reason to pester the developers or anyone else about E_DEPRECATED in that package. You'd basically move on. Till