ObjectDeclarations::getClassProperties(): allow for abstract final #252
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Having both `abstract` as well as `final` as a modifier for a class is an oxymoron (and a parse error in PHP), but the utility methods should not have an opinion on that. The original `BCFile::getClassProperties()` method already handled this correctly. Now the `ObjectDeclarations::getClassProperties()` method does as well. Includes moving a test from the "diff" test files to the generic test files.
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Having both
abstractas well asfinalas a modifier for a class is an oxymoron (and a parse error in PHP), but the utility methods should not have an opinion on that.The original
BCFile::getClassProperties()method already handled this correctly.Now the
ObjectDeclarations::getClassProperties()method does as well.Includes moving a test from the "diff" test files to the generic test files.
Note: this does potentially make the method slower as it has to search further before deciding it has found all applicable keywords, but that's just how it is.