Correct: an explicit `$foo->toArray()` call suffices.
For other readers, more about `$foo->toArray()` vs `(array) $foo` is
described at
https://github.com/ShittySoft/symfony-live-berlin-2018-doctrine-tutorial/pull/3#issuecomment-460441229
This is a valid point. Perhaps another problem
Hi Manuel
Thanks for bringing this idea forward.
Adding a non-string construct to reference functions uniquely seems
like a good idea and would be consistent with the existing ::class
keyword for classes.
I'm wondering if it would be useful to take a page out of the book of
other
Hi Mark
Thanks for this proposal.
After the proposal by Nikita to allow ::class on object variables,
would it be opportune to add ::type for any variable, with this
behavior?
It could behave like ::class on objects and return a string indicator
of the type for other types, such as scalar
