Add # as vallid character for variable. #218
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Add # as vallid character for variable.
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| We can't do this change so lightly. It's a BC break and it's questionable whether we even want that. |
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This pull request is related to the issue phpstan/phpstan#9919 (comment). The problem that it resolves can be seen in https://phpstan.org/r/459a7de6-aa15-42ee-8967-0777088f411e.
Our application is connected to an IBM i DB2 database. The column names are sometimes like the following
Currently, the lexer does not recognize these as valid property names, while in fact, these are valid properties in PHP that can be accessed with $this->{'PBGD#L'} syntax.