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Currently variables are parsed in a more liberal way than what php allows. For example: isset($a->f()); is parserd by phply, but not by php.
Splitting the definition of a variable into something closer to rvalue/lvalue (can/cannot be assigned) could make things simpler. But not necessarily - experiment.
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Currently variables are parsed in a more liberal way than what php allows. For example:
isset($a->f());
is parserd by phply, but not by php.Splitting the definition of a variable into something closer to rvalue/lvalue (can/cannot be assigned) could make things simpler. But not necessarily - experiment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: