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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Introducing "Array Of" RFC
From: pollita@php.net (Sara Golemon)

>> Dictionary<int, string>[] foo  <-- Is that *really* what you want an
>> array of int->string dictionaries to look like?  Really?
>
> In every (popular) dynamic language on a planet (Perl, Python, Ruby,
> Javascript, Lua, Groovy) it looks roughly like that (within syntax
> variations):
>
> foo = [Dictionary()]
>
> I wonder why it is enough for them? Are they all missing something very
> important?
>
To quote someone who's skill and abilities I respect: "Just because
they do it some way in X, doesn't mean it belongs in PHP."

Hint, I'm talking about you.

-Sara