* Thus wrote Stefan Walk:
> Hi,
> 
> First, I don't think this belongs in the PHP Manual (It has nothing to
> do with PHP itself, and there are many resources about patterns out
> there).

Yes there are a lot of resources out there. The purpose of oop 5
patterns in the manual should be to demonstrate how to use PHP with
those common patterns that are used in OOP programming, not to
explain the pattern.  An intro to patterns could have a disclaimer,
mentioning somthing to this effect.

If needed it could be moved elsewhere, like the FAQ. I just think
it's more appropriate in this area.

It is pratically guaranteed that pattern's are going to be in the
manual, we've already have had people post notes on how to make
patterns using the Reflection class. 

> 
> Second, if this goes in, the examples should be "done right". Right now
> they look like more like PHP4 code then like PHP5 code.

This rather is a strong argument on why we should have a proper way
section on how to implement pattens.  I dislike php4 hackish oop
code in php5 as well :)


Curt
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