Hi Jakub,
Jakub Vrana wrote:
Poll results:
[...]
Thank you for the opinions, I've added void to Pseudo-types.
Thanks for adding ;-)
Friedhelm
Poll results:
Null return type instead of void:
+2 jakub, richard: true return type
-3 tony, derick, friedhelm: isn't so explicit as void
+0 etienne: differentiate between really void in echo and null in other
functions
-3 dave, hartmut, friedhelm, nuno: add void to Pseudo-types instead
Remove v
Hartmut Holzgraefe wrote:
> () has different meanings depending on which language you look at,
> in C++ () is like (void) while in C it is like (...), so lets
> stick with the explicit (void) to avoid misunderstandings
BTW Livedocs use () instead of (void).
Jakub Vrana
Jakub Vrana wrote:
Hello!
Would you agree with removal of the word "void" in methodsynpsis both
from return type and parameters list?
I propose to change the return type to "null" which it really is and
remove it completely from parameters list as it is the way to declare
that function doesn't
Friedhelm Betz wrote:
Dave Barr wrote:
Can't we add "void" to http://php.net/language.pseudo-types instead?
+1 from me
another +1
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Hartmut Holzgraefe, Senior Support Engineer.
MySQL AB, www.mysql.com
Dave Barr wrote:
Jakub Vrana wrote:
Hello!
Would you agree with removal of the word "void" in methodsynpsis both
from return type and parameters list?
I propose to change the return type to "null" which it really is and
remove it completely from parameters list as it is the way to declare
tha
Jakub Vrana wrote:
Hello!
Would you agree with removal of the word "void" in methodsynpsis both
from return type and parameters list?
I propose to change the return type to "null" which it really is and
remove it completely from parameters list as it is the way to declare
that function doesn't
