Le 07/06/2011 22:45, Robert Gründler a écrit :
Hi,
to add support for annotations in the eclipse plugin i'm working on i
would need to
detect where annotations are being declared inside 3rd party libraries
/ bundles.
This works fine already for the Doctrine annotations, because each
annotation is actually
a PHP class which is a subclass of Doctrine\Common\Annotations\Annotation.
The parameters of the annotations are the fields of the annotation
class, so i have most
of the information i need already there.
However, the FrameworkExtraBundle doesn't seem to work that way, as
none of the annotations
extend Doctrine\Common\Annotations\Annotation or some other Annotation
class i could look for.
The bundle simply registers the onCoreController listener and parses
the annotations using reflection,
there's no proper way to detect that the class declares an annotation,
ie "@Route".
Maybe the metadescription for annotationclasses which don't extend
Doctrine\Annotation could
be added in the PHPDocBlock of the class itself, so IDEs can parse
them, ie:
/**
* Annotation class for @Route().
*
* @AnnotationClass(name="Route")
*
* @AnnotationParam(name="param1", description="This param does 'Foo'")
* @AnnotationParam(name="param2", description="This param means 'Bar'")
*
*/
class Route
{
...
}
What do you think?
Classes used for annotations depends of the use statement in the file
and the class name is the annotation name. This is also true for
FrameworkExtraBundle. There is no need to extend any class for the
annotation. For instance, the route annotation is this class:
https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/master/src/Symfony/Component/Routing/Annotation/Route.php
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