Rather than re-designing the language, you might want to begin using:
http://php.net/assert
in your code...
Just giving you an option you may have missed -- Not claiming you're
"wrong"
On Tue, December 5, 2006 2:45 pm, Corne wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was trying to make PHP a bit more type-safe, but until now without
> success.
> I just want to do this for local testing, it's not important but it
> would be
> nice if it would work somehow..
> Are there more people who tried this?
> What I want is the following:
> If you have a variable in you php code than it is typeless, for
> example you
> could do the following:
> $var = 'test';
> $var = 1;
> It would be nice for me if I can make it possible that if you used a
> string
> in a variable, and after that use an integer (for example) that PHP
> then
> gives a warning.
> It would be even better if it is possible to force declaration of a
> variable
> with a type (something like int $varname), and than offcourse the
> error if
> you try to put something else inside..
>
> This is the fist time I look in the source code of PHP, so I don't
> have a
> clue where to look for this or if it is even possible (without going
> through
> thousands of files)..
> Does anybody know if it is possible at all, and if so where to look
> for
> this?
>
> Thanks,
> Corne
>
> Ps. I'm sorry if my English isn't that great, it's not my native
> language.
>
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