How about any 4 different characters from the standard 'shift number'
series: [EMAIL PROTECTED]&*()
Not only is it unambiguous, but it looks like you're really angry too!
Foo#&@^Bar!
Seriously though, I don't mind the '/'. In monospace fonts I find it
easy enough to read, and I already put up with the other PHP syntax
wierdness. After a bit of python analness, you even look forward to
it!
On Oct 29, 2:26 am, "Dominic Scheirlinck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 12:20 AM, chris burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > There must be a more tasteful alternative on the keyboard. I'm voting comma,
> > because it's the closest thing to yummy dots.
>
> Comma would be nice. Unfortunately, we already have functions that
> take an variable number of arguments, which means something like the
> following is ambiguous:
>
> a(b, c,d)
>
> if a is defined as:
>
> function a (b, c, d = null) {}
>
> Specifically, PHP won't know if you intend (namespace c, constant d)
> to go into the 'c' argument or if you want just c to go into c and d
> to go into d.
>
> Dom
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