Re: [PHP-DEV] ADT in PHP - where do we want them?

On Wed, Jan 17, 2001 at 07:38:26PM +0100, Sebastian Bergmann wrote: > Rasmus Lerdorf wrote: > > What exactly do you have in mind here? A defined datatype so traversal > > functions could also be built in? > > Linked Lists for one thing can be easily implemented in a few lines of > code in PHP

Re: [PHP-DEV] ADT in PHP - where do we want them?

Rasmus Lerdorf wrote: > What exactly do you have in mind here? A defined datatype so traversal > functions could also be built in? Linked Lists for one thing can be easily implemented in a few lines of code in PHP itself. But the situation is different for tree, especially when you want to han

Re: [PHP-DEV] ADT in PHP - where do we want them?

> some time ago I had a discussion on #php.de with Ulf Wendel and > Johann-Peter Hartmann about Advanced Data Types (short: ADT; data structures > like Hashes, Linked Lists, Trees, ...) in PHP, because we needed efficient > implementation of those for a project. Hrm.. Having just completed a r

[PHP-DEV] ADT in PHP - where do we want them?

Hello there, some time ago I had a discussion on #php.de with Ulf Wendel and Johann-Peter Hartmann about Advanced Data Types (short: ADT; data structures like Hashes, Linked Lists, Trees, ...) in PHP, because we needed efficient implementation of those for a project. We thought about imple