Hi all,
sorry for asking a question that has most likely been addressed a long
time ago, but what ever happened to apache_hooks and will it be updated
for apache2?
Found some old stuff about php 4.2 and apache 1.3 and it seemed like a
nice idea... anyone know of its fate?
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Ray Hilton
I understand your point, however, this is the way that other languages
behave and its a feature that i consider to be very necessary and
timesaving. My understanding was that Typehinting exists to save having
to do such if-else clauses all the time, since 99.9% of the time, you
will expect an
Hi all,
With these changes, im not entirely sure how one is supposed to indicate
that the given argument to a method is not valid, not set, default, etc...
I have been using PHP5 for some time now, but i can't say im up to speed
on the internal technicalities of PHP, but i feel that typehinting
Hi,
This is expected since the property is marked private, meaning its only
accessable within its own scope, not for extended classes. For that you
need to use protected, as you mention.
ray
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Antony Dovgal wrote:
Hi all!
What do you expect from
