Hi!
use FooBar::In::Some::NameSpace as foo,
SomeOther::Cool:Massive::awesome::space as bar, And::other:namespace
as foobar;
vs
use FooBar::In::Some::NameSpace as foo;
use SomeOther::Cool:Massive::awesome::space as bar;
use And::other:namespace as foobar;
Well, with (im)proper formatting many things can be unreadable, but
use FooBar::In::Some::NameSpace as foo,
SomeOther::Cool:Massive::awesome::space as bar,
And::other:namespace as foobar;
doesn't seem unreadable at all to me. Repeating "use" is just clutter
which doesn't add anything. And btw not all names are that long - when I
actually used namespaces in the code, I found that it'd be much easier
if I could chain declarations. Just as it is easier to do $a =
array(1,2,3) and not $a = array(); $a[0] = 1; $a[1] = 2; $a[2] = 3;
You are comparing apples and oranges. Do we allow foreach($array as
$key => $arrayval as $key2 => $val) ?
What foreach has to do with it? Foreach doesn't allow multiple elements
at all. But definitions that do - like const, static, var, etc. - allow
commas.
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