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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] How to contribute for PHP Internals
From: patrick@serru.net (Patrick Serru)

      Bonjour johannes, hi everybody,

Le samedi 23 mai 2009, vous avez =E9crit :
> Bonsoir,
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> I think the language syntax definition is more a part r the genaral
> documentation and too specific for a "getting started with internals"
> document. The language definition is a small part of PHP ...
      I was thinking that it would probably exists some grammar definition=
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using BNF... something more concise, for my exercise, than the user's=20
documentation (the quality of which is very good).
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> $ php -nr 'function declare_class() { class Foo {} } declare_class();=20
var_dump(new Foo());'
> object(Foo)#1 (0) {
> }
> Seems to work, or didn't I understand your problem?
      Sorry about that. Of course, I was wrong. There was a die() at the en=
d=20
of the tested function. My confusion may be due to the fact that I had=20
difficulties with the scope at the end of a inserted file in which a classe=
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was declared.
>=20
> johannes
>=20
      Thank you for the attention you paid to my mail, and anwers,
Patrick