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Arrow Functions 2.0
Anonymous functions in PHP can be quite verbose, even when they only perform a simple operation.
Partly this is due to a large amount of syntactic boilerplate, ...
Add arrow functions as described in PHP 7.4?
Yes
51 Votes (86%)
No
8 Votes (14%)
Typed Properties 2.0
With the introduction of scalar types and return types, PHP 7 greatly increased the power of PHP's type system. However, it is currently not possible to declare...
Add support for typed properties as described in this RFC?
Yes
70 Votes (99%)
No
1 Votes (1%)
Accept the RFC Square bracket syntax for array destructuring assignment for PHP 7.1?
Yes
41 Votes (100%)
No
0 Votes (0%)
Constant Scalar Expressions
This RFC brings static scalar expressions to the parser. This allows places that only take static values (const declarations, property declarations, function ar...
Should the patch for this RFC be merged into PHP 5.6?
Yes
16 Votes (89%)
No
2 Votes (11%)
Destructuring Coalesce
This RFC proposes adding an operator for default values in destructuring assignments.
Add a destructuring coalesce feature as described?
Yes
14 Votes (56%)
No
11 Votes (44%)
Enumerated Types
Often programmers encounter data that is naturally represented as small finite set of exclusive values. Currently in PHP there is no convenient type-safe way to...
Arrow Functions
Anonymous functions and closures can be verbose even though sometimes they are quite simple and contain only a single expression. Additionally, importing variab...