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The Secure engine does not accept a seed and will always generate a string that cannot be reproduced. Engines that allow you to specify a seed will produce the same results every time you use the same seed. The Randomizer class also provides many other methods which are really what PHP developers are looking for. getInt int This replaces the old mt_rand function getIntint min int max int This replaces both the old mt_rand function as well as the newer random_int function. getBytesint length string This replaces the random_bytes function shuffleArrayarray array array This replaces the old shuffle_array function shuffleStringstring string string This replaces the old str_shuffle function Among other things since this brings all the randomization features into one area of the engine it speeds up the core code and will make further improvements easier. Thank you for everything and lets move on All good things come to an end and that includes some PHP features and commands. Lets take a look at a couple of major deprecations that if youre not careful will end up causing you problems. Deprecated dynamic properties At first glance this looks like its going to be a big deal. Since PHP got the current object model it has been possible to add properties to an object at any time.
Now someone thinks this behavior is a bad thing. HINT This has always been a bad Portugal Mobile Number List thing but many developers have taken advantage of it. class MyClass public string name myObj new MyClass myObjnmae Cal Evans Please note that I misspelled the name of the property. I know Im probably the only developer who has misspelled a property name but in PHP when it happens I get a new property on the object and the original property remains unchanged. That was not my intention. Starting with PHP . this will issue a DEPRECATED WARNING. There are exceptions to this new rule. Any StdClass instance will still be able to accept dynamic properties. Any class with __get and __set methods will still accept any properties. Any class that has the AllowDynamicProperties compiler annotation and any subclass will allow dynamic properties to be set. So while all is not lost for those who rely on this PHP feature if you are still going to use it you will have to make some changes to your code. The good news is that all that will happen at this point is that the issued warning will appear in the log files. files reminding you that you need to fix this PHP . wont break your code.
That will happen in PHP . when the warning and the ability to add dynamic properties automatically is removed from PHP. Partial Deprecation string interpolation This is another deprecation that at first I thought was going to be a big problem. Turns out it probably wont affect many developers. There are ways to implement the variableName syntax that make sense and two that dont. The two that dont have it leave. Lets see them together echo meaningOfLife By far this is the most common version of string interpolation. Simply put the variable into a string with double quotes. If you do it like this then everything is fine this is one of the two ways that remain. echo meaningOfLife echo dogulasAdamsmeaningOfLife I have always considered this way old school. Yes we used to do it in the past but I havent done it this way in a long time. Still it works its clean and its easy to understand.
Now someone thinks this behavior is a bad thing. HINT This has always been a bad Portugal Mobile Number List thing but many developers have taken advantage of it. class MyClass public string name myObj new MyClass myObjnmae Cal Evans Please note that I misspelled the name of the property. I know Im probably the only developer who has misspelled a property name but in PHP when it happens I get a new property on the object and the original property remains unchanged. That was not my intention. Starting with PHP . this will issue a DEPRECATED WARNING. There are exceptions to this new rule. Any StdClass instance will still be able to accept dynamic properties. Any class with __get and __set methods will still accept any properties. Any class that has the AllowDynamicProperties compiler annotation and any subclass will allow dynamic properties to be set. So while all is not lost for those who rely on this PHP feature if you are still going to use it you will have to make some changes to your code. The good news is that all that will happen at this point is that the issued warning will appear in the log files. files reminding you that you need to fix this PHP . wont break your code.
That will happen in PHP . when the warning and the ability to add dynamic properties automatically is removed from PHP. Partial Deprecation string interpolation This is another deprecation that at first I thought was going to be a big problem. Turns out it probably wont affect many developers. There are ways to implement the variableName syntax that make sense and two that dont. The two that dont have it leave. Lets see them together echo meaningOfLife By far this is the most common version of string interpolation. Simply put the variable into a string with double quotes. If you do it like this then everything is fine this is one of the two ways that remain. echo meaningOfLife echo dogulasAdamsmeaningOfLife I have always considered this way old school. Yes we used to do it in the past but I havent done it this way in a long time. Still it works its clean and its easy to understand.