Hello Andi and hello William and hello Derick
i used the #line syntax and semantics as that seemed most convenient for
generator tools. William what do you think of the declare idea of Andi?
Regarding the side effects i had the same feeling than you had. Especially
with the filename changing. But i couldn't figure any issue. Maybe some
zend extension has, Derick, how about xdebug?
best regards
marcus
Saturday, August 5, 2006, 12:27:22 AM, you wrote:
> Hi Marcus,
> I'm still trying to figure out whether this patch might have some far
> reaching affects which we're not thinking of.
> For example, debuggers would not work with this and would need some serious
> changes. Also, there might be something inside Zend which expects the
> filename to be "correct". I'll try and figure this out a bit more.
> As to the syntax I prefer not to add a new kind of syntax ala #foo. We
> introduced declare() {} a few years ago exactly for these kind of cases. We
> designed it so that it'd be completely extensible and functionality like
> this could be added.
> Anyway, will ping you re: the side effects but likely there will be some.
> Andi
>> Saturday, July 15, 2006, 11:26:22 AM, you wrote:
>>
>> > Hello internals,
>>
>> > attached is a patch that brings the '#line' directive to php.
>> > This is especially usefull for parser generators or any other code
>> > shuffling/generator tools. Any opinions? If nothing speaks
>> against i'd
>> > like to commit this before heading towards OSCON be end of
>> next week.
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