Cristian Rodríguez wrote:
> Kuba Wieczorek escribió:
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> Currently when an undefined constant is called, E_NOTICE is produced and
>> the name of the constant is assumed to be a string. In my opinion this
>> behaviour is strange and problematic for most developers. Maybe it woul
Kuba Wieczorek escribió:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Currently when an undefined constant is called, E_NOTICE is produced and
> the name of the constant is assumed to be a string. In my opinion this
> behaviour is strange and problematic for most developers. Maybe it would
> be good if invoking undefine
Hi Kuba,
For the moment some unexpected behaviour caused by use of undefined
constant may be hard to fix with low error reporting level.
So don't use a low error reporting level.
Moreover,
treating an undefined constant as a string does not make sense. I know
that PHP is intended to be a fle
Hi Kuba,
For the moment some unexpected behaviour caused by use of undefined
constant may be hard to fix with low error reporting level.
So don't use a low error reporting level.
Moreover,
treating an undefined constant as a string does not make sense. I know
that PHP is intended to be a fle