SitePoint PHP Blog: PHP6 gets a COMEFROM statement
Harry Fuecks has posted a new item on the SitePoint PHP Blog today - a look at the "COMEFROM" statement that the next major version of PHP will have (PHP6). One of the more controversial additions to...
View ArticleJohannes Schluter's Blog: Goto your Christmas presents with PHP 5.3
Johannes Schluter recently looked at one of the new features coming with PHP 5.3 - the goto functionality: Over the last few days I already mentioned a few hidden gems from PHP 5.3. Now at Christmas I...
View ArticlePHPImpact Blog: PHP: Spaghetti alla Bolognese
On the PHP::Impact blog Federico Cargnelutti has expressed his opinion about the inclusion of the "GOTO" statement into future builds of PHP: The GOTO statement has been the target of much continued...
View ArticleTimothy Boronczyk's Blog: Goto and Exceptions
Timothy Boronczyk has written up a nice post about two practical uses of the "goto" syntax in the upcoming PHP 5.3 release of the popular web scripting language. Yet goto can still be useful under...
View ArticleReddit.com: C'mon PHP. At this point, you're almost a parody of yourself
Over on Reddit.com today there's an interesting post that kicks off a discussion as to PHP might be a "parody of itself" by making the choice to include "goto" functionality in the upcoming PHP 5.3...
View Articlephp|architect Blog: GOTO in PHP 5.3: is it Really That Evil?
From Marco Tabini (on the php|architect blog) there's his look at GOTO, a new feature to be included in PHP 5.3, and whether its a bad/evil thing have in PHP or not. He talks with two developers about...
View ArticleZDNet Australia: If PHP then goto is the future
With all of the recent talk about GOTO in PHP 5.3, there's been a lot of comments, both positive and negative, about the functionality and the PHP development group's choice to include it. This new...
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