Conditional ? bug [OT]

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Well, close, but what he's also saying is that PHP (since 4 actually) 
also dropped implicit conversions for them - for example:

bool foo = true;
int bar = 1;

if (foo is bar)
	writefln("This happens in D but not in PHP.");

This gave you a much faster compare, as well.  Still, I think it makes 
sense the way it works now in D, personally.

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> Serg Kovrov wrote:
> 
>> I like PHP5 syntax for that matter: use == / '!=' to compare values of 
>> objects, and === / !== (they call it 'identity operators') to compare 
>> references.
> 
> We had those in D too... They got renamed to 'is"'and '!is' in 0.126.
> 
> --anders