I'm a little afraid that introducing type hints will have us end up with
code like this (to stick with a previous example):
<?php
function foo(int $a) {}
foo((int) '5');
?>
So, just to make sure, add Java-ish typecasts everywhere. I'm not sure
if that solves the problem (error handling still required when the cast
is not possible), but maybe someone could comment on the performance
implications of adding explicit typecasts in every function call?
Regards,
Stefan
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