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Closure variables from use are handled same way as its parameters

When using closure with multiple parameters each on new line, sniffer requires every variable in use to be each on new line too.

Example:

$foo = 1;
$bar = 2;

static function (
	bool $param1,
	bool $param2
) use ($foo, $bar): int {
	return $foo + $bar;
}

…leads to…

ERROR | [x] Multi-line use declarations must define one parameter per line
      |     (Squiz.Functions.MultiLineFunctionDeclaration.UseOneParamPerLine)

Expected behaviour:
This should be fine since each parameter is defined on separate line. To put variables in use each on new line indeed let sniffer to pass; but it leads to worse code readability.

Problem with Consistence.Exceptions.ExceptionDeclaration

use Throwable;

class InvalidResponseException extends Exception
{
    public function __construct(Validator $validator, ?Throwable $previous = null)
    {
        // ...
    }

This reports Exception is not chainable. It must have optional \Throwable as last constructor argument and has "Throwable".

Rules for PHP 7 features

PHP 7 added new language features that can be formatted in different ways. It would be great if Consistence can define its way to format them. e.g.

  • declare(strict_types = 1) - just after the PHP or on a new line?
  • Return type hints - FQCN or not?
  • Primitive type hints

PHP 8 Support

Any plans to update this lib to support PHP8? It could be as simple as adding ^7.0|^8.0 to the composer.json config.

FunctionSpacing sniff misconfigured

What is the reason for excluding Squiz.WhiteSpace.FunctionSpacing.After here? With this, you can separate methods by any number of empty lines. May I send PR removing this exclusion?

Coding standard does not specify negation formatting

Currently the negation formatting is not explicitly specified in the standard.

It can be written either:

  • with no spaces if (!is_array($foo))
  • with space after if (! is_array($foo))
  • with spaces around if ( ! is_array($foo))

In the Scalar types chapter there is a code example which includes negation formatted without spaces around:

<?php

if (!is_int($foo)) {
	return (int) $foo;
}

So it would be nice to have it explicitly stated in the coding standard. Maybe eventually also checked automatically (but PHP_CodeSniffer currently offers only SpaceAfterNotSniff).

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