Hi Kuba,
For the moment some unexpected behaviour caused by use of undefined
constant may be hard to fix with low error reporting level.
So don't use a low error reporting level.
Moreover,
treating an undefined constant as a string does not make sense. I know
that PHP is intended to be a fle
Hi Kuba,
For the moment some unexpected behaviour caused by use of undefined
constant may be hard to fix with low error reporting level.
So don't use a low error reporting level.
Moreover,
treating an undefined constant as a string does not make sense. I know
that PHP is intended to be a fle
Kuba Wieczorek escribió:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Currently when an undefined constant is called, E_NOTICE is produced and
> the name of the constant is assumed to be a string. In my opinion this
> behaviour is strange and problematic for most developers. Maybe it would
> be good if invoking undefine
Cristian Rodríguez wrote:
> Kuba Wieczorek escribió:
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> Currently when an undefined constant is called, E_NOTICE is produced and
>> the name of the constant is assumed to be a string. In my opinion this
>> behaviour is strange and problematic for most developers. Maybe it woul
