> It should also be noted that ceil/floor is very English specific terminology that may not be immediately obvious to non-English speakers, thus my preference for using some variation of towards positive/negative infinity.
This statement is subjective in my opinion. For me, it's the contrary, that's why I'm opposing introducing new terms to the PHP replacing ones that already exist (ceil()/floor()). I don't have the data on such modes in other programming languages, but I checked the data in Google Trends: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=round%20toward%20positive%20infinity,ceiling%20math,round%20positive%20infinity,towards%20positive%20infinity&hl=en Far more people search for `ceiling` than `round toward positive infinity` or `round positive infinity`. Of course, I may be wrong by choosing incorrect search phrases, but it's also good to see some data/examples that changing this in PHP is for the better. > by *removing* the newly introduced constant and instead exposing the functionality *only* via the new Enum. It brings inconsistency that some modes are accessible by ints and enums and others only by enums. If there is no deprecation plan yet I am not sure this is the right approach. Kind regards, Jorg
