On Wed, 5 Nov 2003, Christian Schneider wrote:
Ok, a quick head count gave 9 people pro, 6 people con and 3 people I couldn't figure out if they are pro or con (-:C
In case it wasn't clear, I am a -0 on this. I don't mind the syntax, but having two different syntaxes is the big problem here.
That's the way I think, too. It's not really that bad, except there's already a way to define arrays (array()). There's really no point in adding a second way that doesn't really bring any benefits besides slightly shorter syntax, and it's totally unfeasable to remove the array() syntax.
Also, the fact that [] are used for array indexes means it's more confusing when they're also used in a very similar context of defining the actual array.
Marco's example
$a = [1,2,$b[11]];
I think best illustrates this point.
-1 on this.
-- Greg MacLellan
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