Sebastian wrote:
i never really used constants before so this may sound stupid..
when you define a constant using define() and want to return true/false
is this logical:
if($bars == 3)
{
define('BAR', 1);
}
then:
if(BAR)
{
// bars is true
}
or should i need to do an else statement as well:
if($bars == 3)
{
define('BAR', 1);
}
else
{
define('BAR', 0)
}
lastly is it more practical to just do:
if($bars == 3)
{
$bar = true;
}
i am curious what most people would use.
I wouldn't use a constant for that, but in either case, I'd do the else
and define it either way. If your statement doesn't evaluate to true
and you don't define your variable/constant, you'll get a notice (if you
have that level of error reporting turned on) when you try to check it.
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