morrisonlevi

<?php

namespace Http;

require './Token.php';

use Iterator;
use RuntimeException;

class Tokenizer implements Iterator {

morrisonlevi

<?php

if (count($argv) > 1) {
    define('NEST_LEVEL', $argv[1]);
    define('NUMBER_OF_TEST_ITERATIONS', $argv[2]);
} else {
    define('NEST_LEVEL', 50);
    define('NUMBER_OF_TEST_ITERATIONS', 5);
}

morrisonlevi

Sirs, Gentlemen and Scholars,

I am appreciative of all of the discussion that has happened on the mysql_deprecation RFC (https://wiki.php.net/rfc/mysql_deprecation). It has helped me understand how we feel collectively about ext/mysql and how to deprecate it. I believe that clarifying what the term 'deprecation' means could help everyone to understand what we are trying to accomplish.

To quote wikipedia on the word 'deprecation':

In the process of authoring computer software, its standards or documentation, or other technical standards, deprecation is a status applied to features, characteristics, or practices to indicate that they should be avoided, typically because they have been superseded.

I think we all agree that ext/mysql should be avoided and that it has been superseded. What I want to point out is that deprecation is a process. The real question is: have we taken the proper steps in that process?

morrisonlevi

Thank you to everyone who responded, both here and in various other places. I appreciate your feedback. The questionnaire will remain below for posterity's sake.

To clarify a few things:

• I did not intend to mean that we should/can use the @ symbol for annotations. I should have been more clear to state that this was about the idea of using annotations to dictate what is a setter, not on the exact details here. What symbol is used for annotations is fairly irrelevant if we don't like the idea of using them as a means to declare getters/setters, don't you think?
• I'm not sure why everyone likes C# syntax. It seeems that I am a lone man who believes that is a syntactic abomination.

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##Greetings, minions of PHP!

morrisonlevi

I wish making money were that easy.

I really do.

morrisonlevi

<?php

/**
 * Note that the static members are shared across two instances for simplicity; 
 * it certainly could be coded otherwise. 
 */
class Hotplate {

    public $array = [];

morrisonlevi

<?php

require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/rdlowrey/Amp/autoload.php';

require __DIR__ . '/setup.php';

use Amp\Reactor,
    Amp\ReactorFactory,
    Amp\Async\CallResult,
    Amp\Async\Dispatcher,

morrisonlevi

<?php
 
$stack = new SplStack();
$stack->push(3);
$stack->push(2);
$stack->push(1);
 
$stack->unshift(4); 
 
foreach ($stack as $value) {

morrisonlevi

/
/account
/account/create
/account/login
/account/group/#
/account/groups
/account/renewal/#
/account/renewals
/account/request/#
/account/requests

morrisonlevi

<?php

function add($a, $b) {
    return $a + $b;
}

function foldl(array $array, $function, $initial) {
    if (empty($array)) {
        return $initial;
    }