> I agree with Chris... > > In contrast you can also see a common problem in many of the > downloadable scripts from different collections on the net, like > hotscripts.com, where the programmers start building control structures > whitout having the different variables they use set. > > For instance if($name) instead of if(isset($name)), and it is done, > simply bacuse php does not force you to declare your variables. > > I also help out in different danish internet forums, and there are some > of the newbees that have no clue about type juggeling, which at times > can cause problems. And start explaing to another person, who is not an > experienced programmer about types over the net, is not that easy, and > many times only leads to more confusion. >
So do you recommend using isset($name) instead of ($name) ? And what are you meaning by setting the var as in var $name ? i usually set them in classes but how about in normal scripts and functions ? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
