I thought autocompletion would help you _avoid_ silly mistakes. For example, defining $varName then trying to use $varname when you really meant to use $varName.
In php I would say it's a tossup because if you reference a variable that doesn't exist it will contain a NULL or FALSE value but php will not warn you. But in something like C I would have to agree that autocompletion can lead to much more difficult problems to track down. Because in C, if you never assign the variable the compiler (depending on the compiler of course) will warn you. If you accidentially assign a subtilly different variable that can be hard to track down, and the compiler will only warn you if it's a different datatype. --Buddy -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
