Silly question time maybe: But it looks like, from a little playing,
that "===" may be able to replace "if isset"? It apparently only
returns true of the input box exists, and has been filled in?
Just curious; only played with it, not used it a lot yet; thought I'd
see what you guys thought of it first.
TIA,
Twayne
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Twayne wrote:
Silly question time maybe: But it looks like, from a little playing,
that "===" may be able to replace "if isset"? It apparently only
returns true of the input box exists, and has been filled in?
Just curious; only played with it, not used it a lot yet; thought I'd
see what you guys thought of it first.
TIA,
Twayne
It will produce an E_NOTICE if the variable is not set.
That's why there is isset().
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>Silly question time maybe: But it looks like, from a little playing,
that "===" may be able to replace "if isset"? It apparently only
returns true of the input box exists, and has been filled in?
'===' is the same as '==', but also performs a type check. Using it on
a non-existing variable will still cause an E_NOTICE error (check your
error_reporting if necessary, make sure it's set to E_ALL or even
E_ALL|E_STRICT).
Micha
Silly question time maybe: But it looks like, from a little playing,
that "===" may be able to replace "if isset"? It apparently only
returns true of the input box exists, and has been filled in?
Just curious; only played with it, not used it a lot yet; thought I'd
see what you guys thought of it first.
TIA,
Twayne
Thank you both; the devil is always in the details<g>. E_STRICT is news
to me for some reason; I'll go check what it's about asap.
Thanks much,
Twayne
Twayne schreef:
>Silly question time maybe: But it looks like, from a little playing,
that "===" may be able to replace "if isset"? It apparently only
returns true of the input box exists, and has been filled in?
Just curious; only played with it, not used it a lot yet; thought I'd
see what you guys thought of it first.
TIA,
Twayne
Thank you both; the devil is always in the details<g>. E_STRICT is news
to me for some reason; I'll go check what it's about asap.
E_STRICT is also relatively new to the language. ;-)
Regards,
Erwin Moller
>
Thanks much,
Twayne
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