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--- rfc:namespacecurlies [2008/08/31 13:19] – lsmith
+++ rfc:namespacecurlies [2008/08/31 15:37] – fix link bjori
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-====== Request for Comments: How to write RFCs ======
+====== Request for Comments: Namespaces with curly braces ======
   * Version: 1.0
   * Date: 2008-08-31
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      - With the new implementation and no blocks, many people expected one namespace per file.
      - Since fewer files means faster execution, many people simply concatenate PHP scripts. Their expectation is to be able to do this for code that uses namespaces as well.
-     - PHP will add [[php.net/phar|Phar archive]] support and thus does not really require source concatenation any longer.
+     - PHP will add [[http://php.net/phar|Phar archive]] support and thus does not really require source concatenation any longer.
    * Consistency:
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      - The alternative is to use 'namespace name:' rather than 'namespace name; /*...*/ endnamespace;' is done for all other alternate forms.
      - Only control structures can be followed by a statement without either ';' or ':', however they only allow a single statement.
+   * Issues:
+     - When concatenating a file with a namespace and one without a namespace, the second file gets pulled into the namespace unless the namespace used curly braces.
 ==== Statements outside namespaces ====