Ricordisamoa added a comment.
In https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T110811#1606110, @thiemowmde wrote:
> A strong no to `function ()` with a space. This contradicts the reasoning
> behind this "space vs. no space" rule: function declarations and calls never
> have a space. In PHP `public function foo( $param )` does not have a space,
> calling `$this->foo( $param )` does not have a space, so why should
> `function( $param )` have a space? Same in JavaScript, `function foo( param
> )` does not have a space, calling `this.foo( param )` does not have a space,
> so why should `foo = function( param )` have a space?
`function( param )` could be mistaken for a call to a function named "function".
MediaWiki core uses "function" + " " + function name + "(" ecc. and the name of
an anonymous function is obviously empty. Also in PHP, because I can find much
more occurrences of "function (" than "function(".
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