Hi,
> There are two ways I can think of which would be sufficient solutions. The
> first is the one you mention and the second is ADA style ability to
> mention which argument is supposed to go to which parameter, e.g., foo(2
=>> two, 3 => three, 4 => four). [..]
why not allow a construct like:
function moo($now = time()) {
[..]
}
would be cool :) but doesn't make sense at all from the syntax point
of view (otherwise you could execute any piece of code just in the
header).
Kind Regards,
Daniel Lorch
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