On 03 Aug 2007, at 2:28 PM, Jeff Eaton wrote:

Honestly, this straightforward nesting syntax is the only reason that I've felt we should steer away from objects in D6. the use of # to mean 'property' took a log of explaining. Getting rid of that, while maintaining the clean nesting syntax, would be a huge huge win.

Next, I really wish that somewhere down the road php gets named parameters. That would be the fscking awesome.

So instead of doing :

$form['title'] = new drupal_textfield(array('title' => 'blah', 'default_value' => blah));

we could do :

$form['title'] = new drupal_textfield(title = 'blah', default_value = 'blah');