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As an extension to #8 , I'd like to either document the magic methods with @method or replace them with real method calls. My IDE refuses to do code completion and other features until they're there or in the docblock. So my question is which of the two would @pierredup prefer. I always prefer real methods, even if auto-generated by a script, than more magic.
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I think the best would be to auto-generate the methods.
We already have a compile script to compile all the functions into a single file. Part of that script can be to create the methods on the _ class (it can be generated as a separate class or a trait)
As an extension to #8 , I'd like to either document the magic methods with
@method
or replace them with real method calls. My IDE refuses to do code completion and other features until they're there or in the docblock. So my question is which of the two would @pierredup prefer. I always prefer real methods, even if auto-generated by a script, than more magic.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: