Make ClassLike::from return type assert the subclass type
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ClassLike::from return type assert the typeClassLike::from return type assert the subclass type
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src/PhpGenerator/ClassLike.php
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| throw new Nette\InvalidArgumentException("Object '$class' is not an instance of " . static::class); |
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The error message should be different so that the user understands what he is doing wrong. And please create a test case for it.
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Sure. I'm thinking of a message that provides better guidance:
"Trait1" is not a "ClassType". Use TraitType::from() or ClassLike::from() instead.
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Test added and exception message improved. Is that all right?
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Since this is a BC break, for now I'll just put a warning instead of throwing exceptions, and I'll put this change in the bigger version. |
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When reading a
ClassTypefrom a FQCN or a file, the result can be anything from the 4 subclasses. When we know the type of the object that is parsed, having a more strict return type has additional benefits:Usage:
If the type is unknown, use
ClassLike::from($class).Otherwise, when the expected type is known, use the more specific
ClassType::from($fqcn),TraitType::from($fqcn),InterfaceType::from($fqcn), orEnumType::from($fqcn).This is a breaking change for users that call
ClassType::from($fqcn)on something that is not a class name.