The mix of c like strpos, strstr and inconsistent parameter ordering (see array map and filter for example)
> What do you mean? Afaik there is no "annotation syntax" in PHP. Could it be that you confuse what certain frameworks and IDEs do with PHP, the language
If there's no official standard, but everyone follows a community standard, then that is the standard. Quit being pedantic.
Hopefully PHP 8's attributes work to fix the mess that is phpdoc being used for annotations.
There's possibly an argument that reusing C names when you're wrapping or emulating C functions is actually a good usability design choice which has, over time, become a negative.
Like a floppy-disk save icon, what helped one generation becomes obscure to the next and they obly see the flaws.
The mix of c like strpos, strstr and inconsistent parameter ordering (see array map and filter for example)
> What do you mean? Afaik there is no "annotation syntax" in PHP. Could it be that you confuse what certain frameworks and IDEs do with PHP, the language
If there's no official standard, but everyone follows a community standard, then that is the standard. Quit being pedantic.
Hopefully PHP 8's attributes work to fix the mess that is phpdoc being used for annotations.