As you can see, one is using <type>callback</type> the other <type>mixed</type>, the reasons being obvious - a callback is just a string or an array... so the question here is, do we respect the callback type as its own which consists of 'mixed' data, or do we use mixed? I personally feel that callback is more descriptive. as I am going through all callback functions anyways, I will change them all to have the same, whatever is decided. I'm not entirely bothered which is chosen, so long as one is, and its stuck too.
I am fine with the callback type, and the "handler" name to use for callback paramater names.
Goba
It seems that "callback" and "handler" are well recieved, would you like for me to go through and change all functions which use callbacks to have this? I am going to go through all the functions anyways as I mentioned in my original e-mail, doing this is little extra work I don't mind doing. Just tell me when you gurus have reached a final decision on what should be used and I'll get right on it :)
- Davey
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