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I think even PHP is more sane here. I'm not sure how an appeal to PHP as lowest-common-denominator of language sanity argues against understanding the return v
by chromatic 12y ago
I think even PHP is more sane here.
I'm not sure how an appeal to PHP as lowest-common-denominator of language sanity argues against understanding the return values of functions you call.
- prodigal_erik 12y ago> understanding the return values of functions you call Sure you should. But confusion between keys and values isn't useful, so there's no reason for a subexpression to be able to do that, and in PHP it can't.