Namespaces::getType(): compatibility with the PHP 8 identifier name tokenization #209
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…okenization When the PHP 8 identifier name tokenization is used, the `Namespace::getType()` method basically becomes redundant as the `T_NAMESPACE` token when used as an operator will no longer exist, except when there is a PHP 8 parse error. The `Namespaces::getType()` method has been adjusted to allow for all the situations which were previously already accounted for. The associated tests have been adjusted to skip the test cases involving namespace keywords used an operator in a non-parse error situation when PHP 8 identifier name tokenization is used, as those tests no longer apply.
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When the PHP 8 identifier name tokenization is used, the
Namespace::getType()method basically becomes redundant as theT_NAMESPACEtoken when used as an operator will no longer exist, except when there is a PHP 8 parse error.The
Namespaces::getType()method has been adjusted to allow for all the situations which were previously already accounted for.The associated tests have been adjusted to skip the test cases involving namespace keywords used an operator in a non-parse error situation when PHP 8 identifier name tokenization is used, as those tests no longer apply.