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Good Code Insight implementation in variable references.


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Hi to all,

first of all - your IDE rocks. The best IDE I have seen ever! Respect.

I'm not sure, in which board to put this thread, but, I have problems with such code in global context, ex.:

Code:
$object = & new someClass();

// then I'm writing a new class ex.:

class myClass {
     var $objectReference;

     function myClass() {
          global $object;

          // we assign a reference of existing object to our class, but seems that phpED messes with that up.
          // while calling Code Insight like this: $object-> returns list of methods, but...
          $this->objectReference = & object;
         
          // later trying to execute Code Insight like this:
          // $this->objectReference-> returns no inner methods of this object
     }
}


I and (I think) a lot of developers work with objects, that inherits other global objects, but code Insight desn't work in this case, althought it should.
If that would be fixed/implemented in next version of phpED, I'd be the happy'iest person in the earth! Smile Smile

Thank you!
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you need to tell code insight what object instance is stored in objectReference. You may use phpdoc comment for this, like suggested there: http://forum.nusphere.com/tip-type-hints-t1563.html

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Ah, I got the idea, but still, this is unnecessary code/comment writing. This should be auto detected still...

Thanks again!
Bye Smile
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You're right. It can be resolved and we've implemeted this in build 4635 (it's in beta testing now).
Even more, it resolves fine when $object (per your sample) is assigned in another file. See screenshots below:



(BTW, I tried the IDE you mentioned, it supports this only when object is assigned with class instance in the same file and does not support the case shown above)

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Very good news from You Smile! Tried to use your first solution mentioned above. Works well, but waiting for new release Smile.

Best regards, dmitri
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Btw, where could I find this beta release?
Thank you!
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IMHO They have a select public of beta testers and you can only get the version before official release if they ask you to test it.
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(sorry for my english) If will allow, I would like to add the comment on this theme:
I read topic N1563, and it working, but... If to write:
Code:
<?php

$MyVar = null; //I don't know MyVar type now.
$MySelector = /*0*/ 1 /*2*/;

class Test
{
   function abc()
   {
      echo 'abc';
   }
}

class Test1 extends Test
{
   function def()
   {
      echo 'def';
   }
}

class Test2 extends Test
{
   function xyz()
   {
      echo 'xyz';
   }
}

function InitMyVar()
{
   global $MySelector;
   global $MyVar;
   
   switch ($MySelector)
   {
      case 1:
          $MyVar = new Test1();
          break;
      case 2:
          $MyVar = new Test2();
          break;
       default:
          $MyVar = new Test();
   }
}

function TestMyVar()
{
   global $MySelector;
   global $MyVar;

   /**
    * $MyVar will have tips as Test in this block
    * @var Test
    */
   $MyVar->abc(); // <--- has tips as Test2 now
   
   if ($MySelector === 1)
   {
      /**
       * $MyVar will have tips as Test1 in this block
       * @var Test1
       */
      $MyVar->def(); // <--- has not tips as Test1 now
   }
   elseif ($MySelector === 2)
   {
      /**
       * $MyVar will have tips as Test2 in this block
       * @var Test2
       */
      $MyVar->xyz();// <--- has tips as Test2 now
   }
   
   //Then $MyVar will have tips as Test again when end if-else blocks
}

if (true)
{
   InitMyVar();
   TestMyVar();
}
else
   exit();
?>
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