On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 22:29, Stanislav Malyshev<s...@zend.com> wrote:
> Hi!
>
>> C does not have booleans, they are emulated via smallint/tinyint. As far
>> as your other message goes, this patch does nothing to affect how native
>> functions handle args.
>
> Right. So we would have two APIs for types - one coercing (for internals)
> and one strict (for user functions), which would work in entirely different
> way. Is that good?
How is that different from what we have already?
Internally you type hint (arginfo) what you want, in userland you'll
be able to do that too (int $foo).
Internally you parse arguments (param parsing, casting), in userland
you do that already (function fo($var) {$var = (string)$var})
I don't understand what "work entirely different" you are talking
about. This is how PHP already works.
-Hannes
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