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PHP4 to PHP5 Migration

by Blogger 4:13:00 AM Migration PHP PHP4 PHP5

PHP4 to PHP5 Migration

What are some good steps to follow for a smooth migration from PHP4 to PHP5. What are some types of code that are likely to break?


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I also once worked on an app which used PHP4's XML support quite heavily, and would have required quite a bit of work to move to PHP5.
One of the other significant changes I was looking at at the time was the change of the default handling of function parameters. In PHP4 if I remember, they were pass-by-copy unless you specified otherwise, but in PHP5 is changed to pass-by-reference by default. In well written code, that probably won't make a big difference to you, but it could certainly cause problems.
I think one other thing I found changed is that objects are no longer allowed to overwrite their 'this' field. I would say that was a really bad idea to begin with (and I think it may have not been an intentional feature in PHP4), but I certainly found a few parts of our system that relied on it.
Hope some of that helps.



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