text: php now has name\spaces support
  Friday, 5. December 2008, 03:26:19
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  how to perform archive-wide stuff without wasting time and bandwidth, or without setting up your own local mirrorRe: Per-process namespaces
  Anonymous # 5. December 2008, 09:02
  ok, this is ridiculous. I'm all for namespaces, but backslash as a separator? nonsense.
  to me all of "problems" down the page [1] are showstoppers.
  besides, a world exists outside the US, and people do use other keybards, where typing backslash generates instant physical pain.
  what's more the point about "more people dev under windows so they're used to it, besides it matches the directory path" is completely ridiculous in a good number of areas, one of them being as simple as some people do use windows, but everyone uses the internet and URLs, where php development lies and where slash is the separator.
  and seriously, WTF with the "contest" contenders down the page [2]? a simple dot isn't even considered (or anything else already used in another, sane, language). and what's the point of a contest when "[they] did not weigh all criterions evenly". and criterions themselves are completely ridiculous, along with the referenced IRC discussion, which is a complete joke.
  this is precisely why I hate php. it takes all the bad design of years of programming language history and packages it in one neat package.
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  Anonymous # 5. December 2008, 12:58
  Seriously, that seperator sucks.
  Anyone learning Ruby? ;)
  atomo64 # 6. December 2008, 01:07
  I guess I'll just stay away from subnamespaces, they just suck.
  Oh, and I wonder why nobody proposed using '-', that's easier to read and doesn't conflict with anything else. E.g. MyProject-Sub-Level
  already tried, but haven't yet done anything that actually works.
  Right, their "\ is a single keystroke on U.S. keyboard layout without shift key" statement is just ridiculous.
  Do you mind if I quote you? would be a nice addition to a quotes db