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I was just wondering why isset(), unset() and empty() - all language constructs which require parentheses - are not considered parentheses owners.
Would it make sense to change that ? Should be a relatively easy change to make as far as I can see.
Happy to make the changes if there is interest.
[Edit]: Might be useful to include exit(), die() and eval() as well, though these three don't require parentheses, but are "owners" when the parentheses are present.
See the original post for some pointers about the implementation.
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Repost from squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer#3118:
See the original post for some pointers about the implementation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: