PHP Switch - mini tutorial.

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Precisely, I've just been looking through this thread trying to come up with something to say which will shut everyone up.

Coding PHP has a lot of preference mixed into it, whether you want to use () or not, " or ', they all have their uses and it's all preference. There is no right or wrong, nor is there with indenting, so stop bloody going on about it. The only benefit with using " against ' and () against none is the speed would be increased if you were coding on a server with heavy traffic. Which none of you in this thread do. (Unless Invent has posted).

i agree with your post about coding preference

habboxforum webdev section really is a joke now with everyone trying to outsmart other people, if people dont have anything positive or constructive to say then they should post at all

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Precisely, I've just been looking through this thread trying to come up with something to say which will shut everyone up.

Coding PHP has a lot of preference mixed into it, whether you want to use () or not, " or ', they all have their uses and it's all preference. There is no right or wrong, nor is there with indenting, so stop bloody going on about it. The only benefit with using " against ' and () against none is the speed would be increased if you were coding on a server with heavy traffic. Which none of you in this thread do. (Unless Invent has posted).

Precisely, but should that be OK? Should people use proven bad code, to make it look better, should it really be a preference if it is bad?

I don't think so.

@caleb: I'm still looking for phpDoc standards, as far as I see they don't have any, googling produced no obvious results.

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Precisely, but should that be OK? Should people use proven bad code, to make it look better, should it really be a preference if it is bad?

I don't think so.

@caleb: I'm still looking for phpDoc standards, as far as I see they don't have any, googling produced no obvious results.

Listen, just because you're probably following the advice of a few PHP coders doesn't mean it's right. The war in iraq some believe is right, doesn't mean it is - you should just learn to respect peoples preferences over your own.