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[2004-08-27 13:57 UTC] derick@php.net
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Description: ------------ This is not bug, but a feature request. Since the release 4.1 we all use $_POST, $_GET, $_SESSION etc. for our scripting. I was just wondering why we do not use $_GLOBALS to access variables outside the class or function. I think this would fit better than $GLOBALS :) Reproduce code: --------------- <? $_REQUEST["foo"] = "foo"; $foo = "foo"; function foo() { echo $_REQUEST["foo"]; // Works echo $GLOBALS["foo"]; // Works echo $GLOBALS["foo"]; // Does not work } ?> Expected result: ---------------- Prints foos and an error.