This would definetly be usefull. On 25 Jan, 02:29, danielholmesau <[email protected]> wrote: > Working through a Symfony2 project at the moment and have noticed the > lack of auto completion on instance variables (im using the latest > version of Netbeans). e.g. in a typical controller: > > $this->container->ge ... // no auto completion > > In Netbeans at least, it is because the instance variables don't have > an @var comment. e.g. the above case is solved by changing > ContainerAware to have: > > /** @var ContainerInterface */ > protected $container; > > Looking further, the large majority, if not all of the symfony code > omits an @var comment. Is there a particular reason for this? I'd be > happy to start putting them in for sections of the codebase; it speeds > learning up a lot and in general makes things a lot easier to work > with. I wanted to check first if there was a reason they were left out > (the Doctrine and Zend codebases seem to have them consistently > throughout). And what would be the preferred format for symfony? > Doctrine and Zend use a spaced out format: > > /** > * The used Configuration. > * > * @var Doctrine\ORM\Configuration > */ > private $config; > > /** > * The database connection used by the EntityManager. > * > * @var Doctrine\DBAL\Connection > */ > private $conn; > > Or you can use a compact format: > > /** @var Doctrine\ORM\Configuration */ > protected $config; > /** @var Doctrine\DBAL\Connection */ > protected $conn;
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