Thomas Wittek skribis 2007-05-14 22:20 (+0200):
But I think that the name of an identifier (noun/verb, single/plural,
the meaning of the word) already gives enough context to understand what
type it is.
So is user_id a variable or a type? How about substring or
document?
Is new a function, or
Good examples. Now could you provide some to explain to me why it's
important to distinguish between '$', '@', '%', and ''? I ask
because I've seen a lot of object-based code that has said stuff like
'$container{$key}'; it seems that there's an assumption that $foo can
be used as a list, a
On 5/14/07, Jonathan Lang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good examples. Now could you provide some to explain to me why it's
important to distinguish between '$', '@', '%', and ''? I ask
because I've seen a lot of object-based code that has said stuff like
'$container{$key}';
Well,
Jonathan Lang skribis 2007-05-14 14:52 (-0700):
Good examples. Now could you provide some to explain to me why it's
important to distinguish between '$', '@', '%', and ''?
It's useful code self documentation, but not very important, in my
opinion.
If you have sigils, it makes sense to have
Mark J. Reed wrote:
Jonathan Lang wrote:
Good examples. Now could you provide some to explain to me why it's
important to distinguish between '$', '@', '%', and ''? I ask
because I've seen a lot of object-based code that has said stuff like
'$container{$key}';
Well, $container{$key} is
