Eric Roode wrote:
> Glenn Linderman wrote:
> >Eric Roode wrote:
> >
> >> 1. You don't say in your RFC, but I'm guessing, that a null value
> >> evaluates to false in a boolean context. Correct?
> >
> >I would expect it to be considered false. Logical expressions involving
> >NULL are defined to be "undefined", actually, which is not considered true.
>
> Hmmm. So:
>
> $a = null;
> $b = ($a == 42);
> print defined($b)? "defined" : "not defined";
>
> would print "not defined", maybe?
It should.
> [snip]
> > $NULL = "NULL";
> >
> >could be the default; and $NULL could be set to anything desired to be the
> >stringization for NULL. Setting $NULL to NULL would be special, and
> >equivalent to the $NULL = "NULL". Setting $NULL to undef could result in
> >warnings during stringization of NULL.
>
> And setting $NULL=null could result in infinite loops :-)
I dealt with that above to avoid the loops. It is equivalent to $NULL = "NULL";
--
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