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Point taken. It's mainly like that just for the sake of readability so that people understand the purpose of each variable (usually I'd just stick the value in).
Although (just so I'm cleared up on this) - if said code were plugged into a component, those variables would only be in the local scope of the component, right?
TB: On your last point, funnily enough the get_i18n_search_results function does take its arguments like that.
TB2: Isn't it slightly non-standard to use the $_ prefix on non-superglobals like $_POST, $_GET, $_SERVER etc...? I know that it's common practice in other programming languages, but it looks slightly confusing to me having both super globals and locals with it.
Although (just so I'm cleared up on this) - if said code were plugged into a component, those variables would only be in the local scope of the component, right?
TB: On your last point, funnily enough the get_i18n_search_results function does take its arguments like that.
TB2: Isn't it slightly non-standard to use the $_ prefix on non-superglobals like $_POST, $_GET, $_SERVER etc...? I know that it's common practice in other programming languages, but it looks slightly confusing to me having both super globals and locals with it.
