From the unofficial PHP 6 changelog:
With ternary operator, the "true" expression is no longer required - this can be done: $a = $s ?: 'b';
How this is still a ternary operation, I have no idea
puts "Can they get anything right?" if php.still_sucks?
From the unofficial PHP 6 changelog:
With ternary operator, the "true" expression is no longer required - this can be done: $a = $s ?: 'b';
How this is still a ternary operation, I have no idea
puts "Can they get anything right?" if php.still_sucks?
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The shit seems to be horribly broken. Use the most bleeding edge thing you can find(5.1b3 atm) if you want things to have the best chance of working. This is really making me angry
For fucks sake, what is mssql.datetimeconvert?
I’ll tell you what it is, it’s 30 wasted minutes trying to figure out why the hell I’m not seeing seconds specified when I grab a datetime field from an MS SQL database in a script