--- Ilker Cetinkaya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> nevermind, you're not the first one who says stop using php if you
> want oo
> and strong types aso aso.
I fail to see how you have to switch to another language to program
in an object-oriented environment. I think that PEAR and the
hundreds of o
j,
nevermind, you're not the first one who says stop using php if you want oo
and strong types aso aso.
my decision is not only reasoned by your reply.
sorry for dropping just a single line - i had to leave my desk
regards,
ilker
"J Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I wouldn't take my opinion as law, as I'm not part of the core PHP Group or
anything, so I don't speak for anyone but myself. All I'm saying is that I
seem to remember this issue being brought up before, and the result was
that PHP is not a strong typed language, and probably won't become one
thank you for your reply,
i'll change to c# as soon as i've finished my current projects.
regards,
ilker
"J Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I seem to remember strong typing being brought up before, and I also seem
to
> remember it bei
I seem to remember strong typing being brought up before, and I also seem to
remember it being shot down.
The consensus seemed to be if you want a strongly-typed language, use Java.
Or C. Or C++. Or something other than PHP that has strong data typing.
Have things changed since then?
J
Ilk
