324...@mail.muni.cz hat am 1. Juni 2012 um 21:52 geschrieben:
> Hi, > > as I accidentally found out that PHP allows default argument values > to occur not only at the end of parameter list: > > function ( Classname $a, Classname $b = null, Classname $c ) ... > > Unfortunately, documentation does not state what is supposed to happen in > such situation. > It appears $b can be an instance of Classname or a null. You can find anything on that topic on the type hint section. If you use type hinting: Classname $a, $a can only be instance of Classname, nothing else. But if you want to allow null as well, you have to write Classname $a = null, Don't mistake this as default value! It is _meant_ as "Classname or null" are allowed. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
