New features of PHP5.3

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Namespaces
The biggest change to php 5.3 is undoubtedly Namespaces (a related FAQ about PHP Namespaces ). This has brought many benefits to php developers, and the function naming problem widely criticized has also been solved.

Clearer code
Common Code earlier than 5.3 requires a custom prefix to distinguish between functions and class names

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Function MY_wrapper (){}
Class MY_DB {}
Define ('My _ CONN_STR ','');
MY_wrapper ();
New MY_DB ();
MY_CONN_STR;
 

After namespace is used, the code looks more clean.

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Namespace MY;
Function wrapper (){}
Class DB {}
Const CONN_STR = '';
Use my as my;
Wrapper ();
New DB ();
CONN_STR;
Multiple namespaces are defined in a file.
What should I do if a file defines multiple namespaces?

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Namespace LIB;
Class MySQL {}
Class SQLite {}
$ B = new SQLite ();
Namespace LIB_EXTRA;
Class MScrypt {}
$ A = new MScrypt ();
Var_dump (
Get_class ($ ),
Get_class ($ B)
);
The above code is output:

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String (18) "LIB_EXTRA: MScrypt"
String (11) "LIB: SQLite"
Php is the language for interpreting execution, and the above results are reasonable.

Namespace priority
The functions, classes, and constants defined in namespace take precedence over the global ones.

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Namespace foo;
Function strlen ($ foo) {return htmlentities ($ foo );}
Echo strlen ("test"); // test
Echo: strlen ("test"); // 4
Echo namespace: strlen ("test"); // test
Friendship between namespace and autoload
Autoload parses the class file location based on the namespace name and class name
Autoload is triggered only when the class definition is not found in the namespace and global range.
The _ autoload defined in namespace is not automatically called.
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Function _ autoload ($ var) {var_dump ($ var);} // LIB: foo
Require "./ns. php ";/*
        Namespace LIB;
New foo ();
*/
Namespace accessories
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Namespace really: long: pointlessly: verbose: ns;
_ NAMESPACE __; // The new magic constant, indicating the name of the current namespace.
Class {}
Get_class (new a (); // really: long: pointlessly: verbose: ns:
Use really: long: pointlessly: verbose: ns: a AS B; // reference a class from the namespace
Note: the content here is excerpted from pdfIntroduction to PHP 5.3 Slides, which will not be repeated later.

Performance improvement
The overall performance of php 5.3 has been improved by 5-15%.

Md5 () faster than 10-15%
Better stack implementation in the engine
Moving Constants to read-only memory
Exception handling Process Improvement (simplified with fewer opcodes)
(Require/include) _ once improvement, remove repeated open
Smaller binary size & startup size with gcc4
New language features _ DIR __
Before 5.3, in order to obtain the Directory of the current script, the compile function call is required.

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Echo dirname (_ FILE _); // <PHP 5.3
 

In 5.3, only one magic constant _ DIR _ is required.

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Echo _ DIR __; //> = PHP 5.3
? : Operator
Convenient? : Operator. You can quickly obtain non-null values from two values/expressions.

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$ A = true? : False; // true
$ A = false? : True; // true
$ A = ""? : 1; // 1
$ A = 0? : 2; // 2
$ A = array ()? : Array (1); // array (1 );
$ A = strlen ("")? : Strlen ("a"); // 1
_ CallStatic ()
The magic method _ callStatic is added, which is similar to the function of _ call, but only valid for the static method.

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Class helper {
Static function _ callStatic ($ name, $ args ){
Echo $ name. '('. implode (',', $ args ).')';
        }
}
Helper: test ("foo", "bar"); // test (foo, bar)
Dynamic Call of static method
Dynamic Call of static methods? Dynamic and static combination.

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Class helper {
Static function foo () {echo _ METHOD __;}
}
$ A = "helper ";
$ B = "foo ";
$ A: $ B (); // helper: foo
Late Static Binding
If you do not know how to translate, it is easier to leave an original article. The timing of Event Processing for static methods has changed. Previously, events were handled during compilation and now events are processed during execution.

Before php 5.3, the following code will output A, but this is not what we need. The whoami method has been redefined in class B. It should have output B to conform to our thinking.

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Class {
Public static function whoami (){
Echo _ CLASS __;
   }
Public static function identity (){
Self: whoami ();
  }
}
Class B extends {
Public static function whoami (){
Echo _ CLASS __;
   }
}
B: identity (); // A <-- PHP <5.3
The following code uses static: whoami () to call static methods. After php 5.3, because _ CLASS _ is processed during the execution period, class B can be successfully captured in this example.

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Class {
Public static function whoami (){
Echo _ CLASS __;
   }
Public static function identity (){
Static: whoami ();
   }
}
Class B extends {
Public static function whoami (){
Echo _ CLASS __;
   }
}
B: identity (); // B <--> = PHP 5.3
Mysqlnd
See mysqlnd as the default mysql driver in php 5.3.

However, PDO_MySQL does not support mysqlnd yet. Currently, only mysql (I) extension is supported.

The new features of php 5.3 introduced earlier are convenient for developers. The following describes the features that virtual host providers like.

Enhanced INI file support
CGI/FastCGI supports INI configurations similar to. htaccess
You can set INI in each directory. The ini file name depends on php. ini configuration, but the setting in the [PATH =/var/www/domain.com] and [HOST = www.domain.com] sections cannot be modified.
Enhanced error handling
Variables and constants can be defined in the INI file and can be called directly in the program.
Attached an example of an INI file

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# User-defined php. ini file name (. htaccess). The default value is ". user. ini"
User_ini.filename = ". user. ini"
 
# If you want to disable this feature, set it to a null value.
User_ini.filename =
 
# The time-to-live (TTL) of the custom php. Ini file, measured in seconds. The default value is 300 seconds.
User_ini.cache_ttl = 300
 
[PATH =/var/www/domain.com]
Variables_order = GPC
Safe_mode = 1
 
[My variables]
Somevar = "1234"
Anothervar =$ {somevar}; anothervar = somevar
 
[Ini arrays]
Foo [bar] = 1
Foo [123] = 2
Foo [] = 3