Fixes T5648.
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- T5648: Add a linter rule for parentheses being used with PHP language constructs
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- rARCf6e26a71335e: Add a linter rule for parentheses being used with PHP language constructs
Added some test cases.
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- langconstparen
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Buildable 2025 Build 2026: [Placeholder Plan] Wait for 30 Seconds
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My original intention was that the replacement could be set to $child->getChildren(), but it seems that the replacement has to be a string.
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My original intention was that the replacement could be set to $child->getChildren(), but it seems that the replacement has to be a string.
You should be able to $child->getConcreteString() and then trim the parens off.
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...and, because of how the tree works, it's actually more correct to do that. If you just turned getChildren() into a string, you would discard comments like these:
require_once ( /* quack */ 'some_path.php' /* woof */ );
As the tree only contains semantic nodes, it looks like this:
require_once ( /* quack */ 'some_path.php' /* woof */ );
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^So getChildren() does not include /* quack */ or /* woof */.
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- Provide replacement text
- Strict equality
- Slightly better lint message
There is an ugly hack here that I will fix soon