Recently I ran into an interesting situation when implementing a PHP application using PhpStorm. The following code snippet illustrates the problem.
interface I{
function foo();
}
trait T{
/**
* @return string
*/
public function getTraitMsg()
{
return "I am a trait";
}
}
class A implements I{
use T;
function foo(){}
}
class C implements I{
use T;
function foo(){}
}
class B {
/**
* @param I $input <===Is there anyway to specify that $input use T?
*/
public function doSomethingCool($input){ //An instance of "A" or "C"
$msg = $input -> getTraitMsg(); //Phpstorm freaks out here
}
}
My question is in the comment. How do I indicate that $input parameter implements I and uses T?
It's a lit bit hackly, but you can use class_uses it returns list of used traits. And add T as a @param type in PHPDoc for autocomplete
class B {
/**
* @param I|T $input <===Is there anyway to specify that $input use T?
*/
public function doSomethingCool($input){ //An instance of "A" or "C"
$uses = class_uses(get_class($input));
if (!empty($uses['T'])) {
echo $input->getTraitMsg(); //Phpstorm freaks out here
}
}
}
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