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Date: 09/28/01
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On Fri, Sep 28, 2001 at 09:54:19PM +0200, Zeev Suraski wrote :
> That's the way it's been since forever. The documentation is wrong - exit
> and die are identical.
> It came up numerous times, we can have a separate shell_exit or something
> along these lines in the CGI module.
I remember we had that discussion back, but still didn't get it.
I'ld vote for letting exit() behave like people expect it to; and
nuke the die() alias. There is die() and there will be exit()
like it should.
Hah, ok, throw you flames right now ;)
*hiding*
- Markus
ps: shell_exit() would look really very ugly ...
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