RE: [PHP-DB] in-line function?
Donny wrote: can we make simple codes in-line instead of function calls? or, it makes no help in PHP? Donny, can you please explain what you mean by this, perhaps with a code sample? I am not really sure what you are asking. Matthew Horn Principal Spielboy.com -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP-DB] in-line function?
Matthew Horn wrote:
Donny wrote:
can we make simple codes in-line instead of function
calls?
or, it makes no help in PHP?
Donny, can you please explain what you mean by this, perhaps
with a code sample? I am not really sure what you are asking.
Ohhh.. sorry for that. it's quite simple, i'm wondering if
we can have something like those in-line functions in C++:
class someCLASS {
var $varLength;
// other stuff
inline function length() {
return $this-varLength;
}
}
i expect it will make PHP script speed up a bit, coding
easier, etc... but not sure it will do or not. :)
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Re: [PHP-DB] in-line function?
Donny Lee wrote:
Ohhh.. sorry for that. it's quite simple, i'm wondering if
we can have something like those in-line functions in C++:
class someCLASS {
var $varLength;
// other stuff
inline function length() {
return $this-varLength;
}
}
i expect it will make PHP script speed up a bit, coding
easier, etc... but not sure it will do or not. :)
What would be the difference (besides putting the word inline in front
of the function)?
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Re: [PHP-DB] in-line function?
Leif K-Brooks wrote:
Ohhh.. sorry for that. it's quite simple, i'm wondering if
we can have something like those in-line functions in C++:
class someCLASS {
var $varLength;
// other stuff
inline function length() {
return $this-varLength;
}
}
i expect it will make PHP script speed up a bit, coding
easier, etc... but not sure it will do or not. :)
What would be the difference (besides putting the word inline in front
of the function)?
i'm not quite sure, so correct me if i'm wrong.
in C++ definition, a length() statement, in this example,
will be replaced directly by the value of $this-varLength
at runtime, instead of passing control to the length() function,
returning the value, exit and then returning control to up
process.
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