Using PHP keywords as method name

[machitgarha]

I want to document a class (the link to the project exists in the Environment section) that has a method named JSON::isSet(). When I want to document it using phpDocumentor, the following error will be shown and the documentation will not be created successfully:

Parse Error: Syntax error, unexpected T_ISSET, expecting T_STRING on line 307 No summary was found for this file

Since PHP methods are case-insensitive, maybe phpDocumentor think the method as JSON::isset(), a PHP keyword. It may think a PHP keyword as method name is an error; however, as of PHP7, it is possible to do that (see this RFC).

How to overcome the problem? Is there any quick fix for this?

Note: When I comment the JSON::isSet() definition or I change its name to something else (e.g. JSON::is_set()) and run the same command, the documentation will be created successfully.

Environment

• Version used: 2.9.0
• Installed using PHAR
• PHP 7.2
• Ubuntu 18.10
• Project: https://github.com/MAChitgarha/JSON

[jaapio]

Hi,

Thanks for you report. I thing you have to switch to phpdoc v3. We had issues like this we could not fix in phpdoc v2. V3 is still in alpha phase but should be stable enough to handle a library like yours.

Please let me know if this solves your issue.

[machitgarha]

Hi, @jaapio!
Thanks for the new version. The problem fixed. However, it doesn't import protected methods in the documentation.

[jaapio]

This issue is fixed with #2056

[nelson6e65]

Thanks! I'll check. 😃