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PHP 8.2 is a major version update of the PHP language.
It includes read-only classes, null, false, and true as independent types, discarding dynamic attributes, and improving performance.
View the supported versions page to learn more about the support lifecycle for each PHP version.
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//Globally enables the ticks modifier for the whole program
declare (ticks=1);
//Enables the ticks modifier for just the lexical block containing
//'statement'.
declare (ticks=1) {
statement;
}
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<?php
$wfds=$rfds=array($sock1, $sock2, $sock3, $sock7);
$r=socket_select($rfds, $wfds, NULL, 1);
print 'Ready to read:
'; var_dump($rfds);
?>
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Allow for three expression types to be sent to functions which are requesting
the function argument to be passed by reference (only c. was previously
supported):
a. func(new myclass());
b. func(func2()); where func2() returns a reference, i.e. is defined as
function &func2(...)
{
...
}
c. func($var); where func() is defined as function func(&$var) {...}
You CAN'T count on any other expressions to be passable by reference.
(Andi, Zend Engine)11 Oct 2000
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