But we have a big problem: the translators. We can't simply modify all files
and then say to translators that they are lagging behind the English
version.
That said, I can only agree with Philip, from a practical point of view. In
the first alpha version I expect most (if not all) functions to be
unicode-compatible, and I think no one except the PHP developers will want
to use PHP 6 before that release.
Nuno
I think this information could be useful since people will most likely want
to use online manual even before PHP 6.0 final is out. Making them go to a
separate site to look up which function is Unicode-safe or not is not very
user-friendly.
-Andrei
Since all appropriate functions will be unicode compatible in PHP 6.0.0
this seems like information overload and not something that should be
mentioned in every functions documentation. Perhaps have a list offsite,
maybe on docweb, for alpha/beta testers.
- Re: [PHP-DOC] Starting on Unicode docs Nuno Lopes
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