IA>>This is a well known behavior, had it been a common issue we'd see hundreds
Even if it's known, it's still illogical and contrary to the word and
meaning of the docs. There were a few problems in PHP which are
known - it's not a reason not to fix them.
IA>>of bug reports and messages on the php mailing lists about it. That, to the
IA>>best of my knowledge was and is not the case.
Probably for most people "on" is just enough. Then we should just remove
"true" and "yes", if they are not needed - why should we have half-working
feature that nobody needs?
IA>>Do you know of any PHP applications that actually do that?
Do what? Use "true" to mean 0? No. Use "on" to mean 1 and fail? Yes, we
have a bug on that in the BTS. Use "yes" to mean 1 and fail? I don't know
those but I suppose there could be. So I really don't see what's the
problem with INI mechanism working consistently.
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