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Description: ------------ Would it be possible at some point to add a be_consistant flag that would alter the way functions take paramters? EG: all mysql functions are in the form mysql_query("query", db_connection) but MOST mysqli functions are mysqli_query (db_connection, "query") likewise, the order of haystacks and needles in string functions is a craps shoot. I understand this would create backwards compatability problems, but if it were maybe a flag in the config not on by default... consistancy is good for consistancies sake, and it would allow people to use variable functions more instead of having to write wrapper functions just to swap paramter order. Overall, thanks for creating an amazing product that has made my life alot simpler than writing perl :) -- James