From: waxmop at sarcastic-horse dot com
Operating system: linux
PHP version: 4.3.2
PHP Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Bug description: Please add "endclass", "endfunction" keywords
I really like this alternative syntax:
<?php if($a): ?>
<h1>A is true.</h1>
<?php endif; ?>
I thought I was free from using curly brackets "{}", until I realized that
I'd still have to define classes and functions in the old style:
<?php
class Old
{
var $val;
function Old($num=0)
{
print "<p>Created an object";
if ($num > 0):
print "this is mismatched syntax!";
endif;
}
}
?>
It seems a little jarring to have to switch back and forth between the
"{}" and the alternative style in a class definition.
It would be nice to be able to create an object with the alternative style
syntax rather than with curly brackets. It could look a little like
this:
<?php
class Noo:
var $val;
function Noo():
print "<p>Created a noo object";
endfunction;
endclass;
?>
Wouldn't that be great? My apologies if this is a redundant submission.
I searched for endclass and endfunction, but couldn't find them.
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