Php generator cuts entering backslash from extends

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9 years ago
Rampus
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Php generator cuts entering backslash from extends:

<?php
$class = new  \Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType;
$class->setExtends('\Aaa\Bbb');
$class->setName('Test');
?>

You will get:

<?php
	class Test extends Aaa\Bbb ...
?>

version <= 2.3.5 :

<?php
	class Test extends \Aaa\Bbb ...
?>

Is it bug or feature?

9 years ago
greeny
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I quess its feature, since you dont have that class in any namespace, the leading backslash is not required. If you add namespace to that class, leading backslash should be there.

9 years ago
Rampus
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greeny wrote:

I quess its feature, since you dont have that class in any namespace, the leading backslash is not required. If you add namespace to that class, leading backslash should be there.

I'm using namespace on another place.
So before 2.3.5 it's work.
After 2.3.5 i have to use this construction:

<?php
$ns= new Namespace('NameS');
$class=$ns->addClass('Test')
$class->setExtends('\Aaa\Bbb');
....
?>

Thanx for advice :)