Le 13/05/2014 13:55, René Pöpperl a écrit :
Hi,
I'm using Netbeans 8.0 with ZF 2 and Doctrine 2.x as a ZF2 module.
I've enabled Doctrine 2 support in Netbeans and in project specific
settings.
Netbeans knows doctrine annotations in the style of @Entity, @Id and
so on. Doctrine needs annotations in the style of @ORM\Entity in the
case of "'using"Doctrine\ORM\Mappings as ORM.
Here's the problem: Either Netbeans' code completion should be forced
to understand the @ORM prefix, or Doctrine should be recognizing
non-prefixed annotations. I don't know how to implement one of these
solutions...
Can anybody help me with this?
Thx.
The prefix is optional in Doctrine. But if you sue @Entity and @Id, you
will need to add lots of use statements in the class instead of adding a
single use statement for their parent namespace.
The resolution of annotations works the same than for resolving class
names in your code:
use Doctrine\ORM\Mappings as ORM;
$annot = new ORM\Entity();
use Doctrine\ORM\Mappings\ORM\Entity;
$annot = new Entity();
But the Netbeans integration should indeed support the case of
annotations being used through their namespace, as it is much more
common in practice (to avoid having tons of use statements). You should
report it to the Netbeans team though. This is not somehing the Doctrine
team can fix.
Just for your information, PhpStorm supports annotations properly
through the PHP-Annotations plugin
http://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/7320 and Eclipse also supports them
when using the Symfony2 plugin http://symfony.dubture.com/features/ (not
sure it can be used for a ZF2 project as I'm not using Eclipse)
--
Christophe | Stof
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