Derek & All:
[NOTE: The root message of this thread is the first I've read with this list.
Therefore, I don't know what's been talked about here. I'll happily admit
that this makes it much easier for me to look stupid when asking questions.]
On Saturday 28 September 2002 13:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Uhm... 4.3.0 will not ship with Zend 2.0, that will b ethe honour of PHP
> 5.0.0.
From www.php.net:
"[30-Jun-2002] The second alpha release of PHP w/Zend Engine 2 is now
available. It is based on the current PHP 4 CVS (4.3.0-dev) and includes the
new scripting engine which greatly improces the object model..."
Re-reading this announcement in the light of your comment above, I can see
that this does not state that PHP 4.3.0 will be with Zend 2.0. However, I
haven't seen on www.php.net nor www.zend.com anything that ever even mentions
PHP 5.0.0.
I've hunted down everything I could find to read (including some PDF files)
about the objects (and other things) in Zend 2.0. If there is such
information in these public places, please, tell me where I can read it.
> What is the reasoning to add aliases? IMO it just pollutes the language.
I would have to agree; IMO, PHP is riddled with such aliases. However, I can
fully understand & appreciate how and why most of them have come to be.
I suggest them as aliases for thwo reasons: 1) I don't see any true
functionality differences needed; and 2) I don't want peoples classes written
with "var" & "function" to melt down when they move their code to PHP on Zend
2.0.
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Sincerely,
Lamont R. Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
801-580-7323 [cell]
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