Fixed semicolon typo

[matcracker]

Introduction

Just fixed a semicolon error in the code.

[Sandertv]

Actually, this is intended

[matcracker]

Why? o_O

[TheDiamondYT1]

@matcracker Because Vector3::subtract() returns a Vector3

[dktapps]

Those extra parentheses aren't actually needed at all, but I put them in to clarify that the subtraction should always occur before the division. With method calls this obviously doesn't make any difference, but with operator overloading this would be required. It's merely a cosmetic clarification.

[TheDiamondYT1]

@dktapps I thought they were required, because without them you would be calling divide() on a function? Or is that just Java.

[dktapps]

No, you'd be calling divide() on the return value of the previous method.

[Sandertv]

Again, this is not Java!

[matcracker]

Error
$this->speed = ($to->subtract($from))->divide($tickDiff);

Fix 1
$this->speed = ($to->subtract($from)->divide($tickDiff));

Fix 2
$subtract = $to->subtract($from);
$this->speed = $subtract->divide($tickDiff);

So, is it a PHP issue or PHPStorm stupid? 📦

[jojoe77777]

So, is it a PHP issue or PHPStorm stupid? 📦

Or you?

There's nothing wrong with $this->speed = ($to->subtract($from))->divide($tickDiff);

[matcracker]

It's PHPStorm that it give me this error, I know that is correct ...