On 13/08/2019 18:45, Mark Randall wrote:
I thought about this as my first consideration, however it effectively
requires that the PHP code within the package class is fully parsed
and executed in order for it to retrieve the data.
Consider pre-loading where the code is compiled, but not run, it would
not be possible to use namespace level defines to add compile-level
optimizations or checks (at least without some AST hackery).
Ah, that makes sense. Does that necessarily mean we need a dummy class,
though? The autoloading logic in the engine knows that it called the
autoload callback expecting a package definition, so can count as
success that the package is now defined.
In other words, the file the autoloader included would look like this
(again, sticking to the notion that "package" is separate from "namespace"):
#
# File: /lib/company/project1.php
#
<?php
packagedef company/project1 {
strict_types=1;
strict_operators=1;
upgrade_errors_to_exceptions=E_ALL;
}
Regards,
--
Rowan Collins
[IMSoP]
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