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That makes it doubly funny since the real reason is that the parser couldn't handle the other case. Even a blind php dev...
by maweki 10y ago
That makes it doubly funny since the real reason is that the parser couldn't handle the other case.
Even a blind php dev...
- TazeTSchnitzel 10y agoThere's nothing wrong with the lexer or the parser. Avoiding becoming like C, where lexical analysis can't be done without knowing context, is a good thing. PHP actually once supported this kind of ambiguity (PHP/FI 2.0 ended PHP code with a single > yet also allowed if ($a > $b)), but this wasn't a good idea and resulted from a greatly suboptimal implementation.