Hello there!
I just wanted to ask what the current status for this RFC is: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecated-modifier
Currently, I am just browsing thru the RFCs available. Some of them have actually been implemented (There is one about the $foo=(new bar)->baz syntax thats still listed as in discussion).
Kind regards, Ingwie
On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 8:43 AM, Kevin Ingwersen
ingwie2000@googlemail.com wrote:
I just wanted to ask what the current status for this RFC is: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecated-modifier
I'd ask Yussuf, but given that it's > 1 year old I'd call the RFC
abandoned (until I heard otherwise).
That said, I'd be inclined to introduce annotation first, then make
"Deprecated" an official annotation which the engine recognized in the
way the RFC describes.
Currently, I am just browsing thru the RFCs available. Some of them have actually been implemented (There is one about the $foo=(new bar)->baz syntax thats still listed as in discussion).
That one probably just needs a quick vote.
-Sara
On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 8:43 AM, Kevin Ingwersen
ingwie2000@googlemail.com wrote:Currently, I am just browsing thru the RFCs available. Some of them have actually been implemented (There is one about the $foo=(new bar)->baz syntax thats still listed as in discussion).
That one probably just needs a quick vote.
That'd be a weird vote since it was implemented years ago and shipped
with PHP 5.4.0:
php > echo phpversion();
5.4.20
php > class bar { function baz() { echo 'eh?'; } }
php > $foo = (new bar)->baz();
eh?
That one probably just needs a quick vote.
That'd be a weird vote since it was implemented years ago and shipped
with PHP 5.4.0:
Hah. That was my initial thought, but he mentioned it was "Under
Discussion" so I had a doubt. Sometimes it's hard for me to remember
what's reached PHP and what hasn't.
-Sara