PHP-Parser 1.3.0

Added

• Errors can now store the attributes of the node/token where the error occurred. Previously only the start line was
  stored.
• If file positions are enabled in the lexer, errors can now provide column information if it is available. See documentation.
• The parser now provides an experimental error recovery mode, which can be enabled by disabling the throwOnError parser option. In this mode the parser will try to construct a partial AST even if the code is not valid PHP. See documentation.
• Added support for PHP 7 yield from expression. It is represented by Expr\YieldFrom.
• Added support for PHP 7 anonymous classes. These are represented by ordinary Stmt\Class_ nodes with the name set to null. Furthermore this implies that Expr\New_ can now contain a Stmt\Class_ in its class subnode.

Fixed

• Fixed registration of PHP 7 aliases, for the case where the old name was used before the new name.
• Fixed handling of precedence when pretty-printing print expressions.
• Floating point numbers are now pretty-printed with a higher precision.
• Checks for special class names like self are now case-insensitive.