I use the latter style, because otherwise my syntax highlighting doesn't
kick in.
$filename = this $varname that; # $filename is in blue, the
rest is in green
$filename = this. $varname. that; # $filename and $varname are in
blue, the rest is in green
I've done it so much now it's burned into a finger macro, takes 0.01
seconds longer to type (approx)
Cheers
Jon
-Original Message-
From: Boget, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 27 November 2001 15:29
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [PHP] Coding methods (was RE: [PHP-DB] gzip image files)
$filename = 'kunden/'.$name.'.png';
I see this all the time and I'm curious: what takes more
computing power (granted, either would be incredibly little
I'm sure, just curious which requires more work by PHP)?
this:
$filename = this . $varname . that;
or this:
$filename = this $varname that;
I would think the latter example but am not sure.
Another question, but this is more about personal style:
I almost always use the latter method in my coding practices. It
looks cleaner and, IMO, is easier to follow especially when there
are a number of variables involved. For those that use the former
method, why do you? I'm not trying to be judgemental, just curious
why people do what they do. In asking, I may actually learn some-
thing. :p
Chris
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