Norkevicius

Did some tests and found out that scripts of type

$a=5;
function foo(){
global $a;
return $a +5;
}
foo();

have relatively bad performance ….

try to use something like

$a=5;
function foo($a){
return $a +5;
}
foo($a);

instead …

Decided to speak about this as found that many developers are misusing XML nodes and XML attributes.

In my opinion node should be used only in case if it can have attributes. In this case XML

[Authors]
[Author]
[Name]Paulo[/Name]
[SurName]Coelho[/SurName]
[/Author]
[/Authors]

Should be redesigned into XML

[Authors]
[Author Name="Paulo" SurName="Coelho"/]
[/Authors]

I faced some XML structures like

[root][veryveryverylongnodename]1[/veryveryverylongnodenam][/root]

I think this is ridiculous …

While trying to search for data in all solution files under Visual Studio 2005 I used to get

no files were found to look in

to solve that simply try Ctrl+ScrollLock . If this will not help try to reboot your computer …