Hi all!
I would like to start discussion about the «FFI Improvements» RFC. At the
moment, I do not have the right to create wiki page, so I post it on the
github:
https://github.com/SerafimArts/php-rfcs/blob/ffi-improvements/rfcs/-ffi-improvements.md
The proposal:
- Contains improvemen
ent is not very convincing, then as the name of the new
function, I would suggest «FFI::fromSource(...)».
>Четверг, 9 июля 2020, 11:01 +03:00 от Dan Ackroyd :
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>On Mon, 6 Jul 2020 at 22:37, Кирилл Несмеянов < n...@xakep.ru > wrote:
>>
>> I would like to start discussio
I completely agree with this statement.
Moreover, I had to write a full-fledged preprocessor in order to implement
library functionality, suitable for both attributes and doctrine annotations
(for version 7.4 and below).
Rust-like syntax (#[xxx]) is both visually pleasing and creates much les
However this syntax allows it to be used on 7.4 unlike any other.
This means that the initial transition of library functionality to it will be
very smooth and will not require a separate implementation of polyfills for the
syntax of doctrine annotations and attributes.
With any other syntax
Hello internals! I apologize if such a discussion has already taken place, but
I didn't find anything like it.
When working with enums, I ran into problems that are currently not resolved.
In some cases, enumerations require self references and constant arithmetic
expressions:
enum Example:
>>
>> Hello internals! I apologize if such a discussion has already taken
>> place, but I didn't find anything like it.
>>
>> When working with enums, I ran into problems that are currently not
>> resolved. In some cases, enumerations require self references and
>> constant arithmetic expression
