Hi,
Kornel Lesiński wrote:
> Sorry, I've rushed with the answer.
>
> phptal_tales_myDate() is called at compile time only. It should not return
> the date (because there isn't any value yet), but code that will generate
> the date at run time.
>
> phptal_tales() returns code that will evaluate to the value.
>
> return 'date("o-m-d H:i:s", ' . phptal_tales($src, $nothrow) . ')';
OK.
Could you explain to me, why I should write and use a custom phptal_tale()
function, when I could do the same by just calling PHP directly (php:
myFunction(value))?
I don't understand/see an advantage, when I just call a phptal_tales()
function,
which seems to be just a wrapper...
--
Regards,
Igor
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