Cesare D'Amico wrote:
Alle 22:28, lunedì 14 novembre 2005, Rasmus Lerdorf ha scritto:
Until there is an implementation out there that is in common use, the
question of whether to bundle it or not is rather premature.
Until there is a standard (planned or de-facto) and widely installed
implementation (ie, one that is bundled with php ;) I doubt that any
will be in common use, at any time.
I don't think you understand the order of operations here. We can't
bundle something that doesn't exist. New features show up in PHP by 1
of 2 paths. 1. An existing PHP developer has a need/requirement for a
certain feature, so he implements it. 2. An external developer shows up
with an interesting feature and it gets adopted and he/she joins the
project. I think you are looking for an option 3 here. You are stating
a need and hoping someone will write something. That pretty much never
works on anything except trivial things.
-Rasmus
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