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specialy this line (710):
if (in_array($options['type'], array('date', 'datetime'))) {
was changed by this line (710):
if ($options['type'] === 'date' || $options['type'] === 'datetime') {
I can remember a post (nate's post I think, but not sure) recommending
the use of in_array because of code maintainability and readability,
which make sence to me.
The only argument (I can imagine) against this approach is performance.
But the Micro-optimization kind (
http://code.cakephp.org/tickets/view/170#c428 )
Is there any other reason?
Thanks
MARTIN
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