Re: Re: Zend + Eclipse + Standized Framework

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Jochem Maas wrote:
> Roman Ivanov wrote:
>
>> Greg Donald wrote:
>>
>>> Maybe Zend will get it right where all the previous attempts I've
>>> seen/used are less than great.
>>
>>
>>
>> Personally, I would start creation of PHP framework by cleaning up PHP
>> sytax. It's freakin' impossible to make complex OOP clean:
>
>
> there is plenty wrong with php, but none of your comments are
> even vaguely relevant.
>
> btw you can 'clean up the syntax' - just don't expect it
> to ever make it into the official build.

This comment is irrelevant. If I can install recompiled PHP on the machine, than I can install any other scripting engine with less hustle.

>> $this->output(array('dir', 'template'), &new BlaBla($this->bla));
>
>
> this is supposed to prove what exactly?

Examples illustrate, they do not have to prove anything.

> apart from the fact that OO in
> php is not something you are very familiar with for starters if you
> want to do OO in php these days you should be using php5 (assuming you
> don't have a mountain of existing php4 OO code you have to work with -
> if you do then moaning about syntax is completely pointless... php4 is
> is 'bugfix only')

This whole paragraph amounts to "OMG, you're lame, so STFU". It has nothing to do with issues of PHP syntax.

> the '&' sign for passing objects around in php5 is unnecessary because
> objects are always passed around as references.

Fair enough.

$this->output(array('dir', 'template'), new BlaBla($this->bla));

So PHP 5 eliminates 1 (one) character from _this particular example_.

> and if you really know that you
> need a reference to a reference you skill level should at the very least
> be such that 'freakin' impossible' is not relevant at all.

Another personal attack, plus you take my words out of context. The original statement was: "It's freakin' impossible to make complex OOP clean". You did not disprove it in any way.

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