New NamingConventions class
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.. for working with identifier names (namespace names, class/trait/interface names, function names, variable and constant names). Initially this class comes with two new utility methods, but the intention is to add a range of additional utilities for common naming conventions (camelCase, snake_case etc) and conversions between those conventions in the near future. For now, the class contains the following methods: * `isValidIdentifierName()` - to verify whether an arbitrary text string is valid as an identifier name in PHP. A leading `$` for a variable should be removed prior to passing the name to this method. Returns boolean. * `isEqual()` - to check if two arbitrary identifier names will be seen as the same in PHP. This method is specifically aimed at the "case-insensitive" (but not really) identifier names, like namespace, class and function names. Do NOT use this method for variables or constants! Returns boolean. Includes dedicated unit tests.
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.. for working with identifier names (namespace names, class/trait/interface names, function names, variable and constant names).
Initially this class comes with two new utility methods, but the intention is to add a range of additional utilities for common naming conventions (camelCase, snake_case etc) and conversions between those conventions in the near future.
For now, the class contains the following methods:
isValidIdentifierName()- to verify whether an arbitrary text string is valid as an identifier name in PHP. A leading$for a variable should be removed prior to passing the name to this method. Returns boolean.isEqual()- to check if two arbitrary identifier names will be seen as the same in PHP. This method is specifically aimed at the "case-insensitive" (but not really) identifier names, like namespace, class and function names. Do NOT use this method for variables or constants! Returns boolean.Includes dedicated unit tests.