I just discovered that when calling a PHP function, you can't specify functions by parameter name. This is really annoying when you're calling a function with several default parameters and you just want to change the last one. Since you can't just specify the one you want to change by name, you need to include all the other default parameters in order and just change the one parameter you care about.
Case in point, if you want to call
htmlentities with
$double_encode set to
false and the other default parameters unchanged, you have to write
htmlentities("myhtmlcode", ENT_COMPAT, "ISO-8859-1", false).
This is phenomenally absurd. Makes me miss Python... :(
--Arkajit
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