On 25/08/2024 15:04, John Coggeshall wrote:
Other thoughts here are what happens when |default| resolves to an
object or enumeration or something complex? Your original example had
|CuteTheme| , so can you call a method of |default| ?? I could
entirely see someone doing something like this for example:
enum Foo:string {
// cases
public function buildSomeValidBasedOnCase(): int { // ... }
}
F(MyClass::makeBasedOnValue(default->buildSomeValidBasedOnCase()))
As you have written it, no, you will get a parser error: Parse error:
syntax error, unexpected token "->", expecting ")"
However, you can wrap the `default` in parens as in the following example:
class C {
function F() {
echo 'lol';
}
}
function G($V = new C) {}
G((default)->F()); // lol
