Posted by rich on 10/26/05 01:17

In article <1129384888.748848.184590@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
lkrubner@geocities.com says...
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>PHP does not ask developers to declare their variables. You can simply
>create a variable on the fly. That is nice for small scripts and a
>headache for large projects. Is there editor out there that enforces a
>kind of strict mode? I don't need full variable typing, I just want an
>editor that makes me declare all variable - at the very least I'd like
>to be able to catch spelling errors.
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I wish PHP had the "use strict" mode that Perl has. I've gotten accustomed to
weeding out typos and goofy errors that take a little longer to debug now. Maybe
it was too much of a crutch. I still catch myself starting with "my $var =... ".
Maybe there's a settings in the php.ini file to output more information to the
web error log, but wasn't seeing anything obvious.

Rich
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