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And for this usage and this case it's basically the same thing as Type[] and as array<int, Type>, both supported.
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…structor Also: - better class naming - throwing custom exceptions, not RuntimeException - less code in the presenter The docblock in `CompanyInfo::__construct()` may be changed to `list<CompanyRegister>` once/if nette/di#293 is merged and released
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And for this usage and this case it's basically the same thing as Type[] and as array<int, Type>, both supported.
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New feature
Autowiring a collection of services already supports
@param Type[] $foo
and@param array<int, Type>
, and using@param list<Type> $foo
is basically the same thing in this case. For some people, like me, usinglist<>
better indicates that the key of the array can be ignored (or can be assumed sequential).no
nette/docs#1031