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- We make sure we manipulate a 'macro' in the handle() method
- We make sure we retrieve the proper parameter type in case it references a class (by adding a backslash)
FixKristofMorva#33
- We make sure we manipulate a 'macro' in the handle() method
- We make sure we retrieve the proper parameter type in case it references a class (by adding a backslash)
FixKristofMorva#33
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Hello here,
This is an example of a macro :
When I generate macro via
the generated
_ide_macros.php
contains something like that :And we can see the type of
$otherDate
is wrong. I think that the easiest is to add the prefix\
in all types.Thanks for your work :)
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