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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] [RFC] Pipe to return
To: Jordi Kroon <jordikroon@me.com>, internals@lists.php.net
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From: vadim.dvorovenko@gmail.com (Vadim Dvorovenko)

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Jordi Kroon:
> function giveMeFourtyTwo() {
>      return 42
>          |> return;
> }
> ...
> fn () => 'hello world'
>          |> strlen(...)
>          |> return;

Thanks for examples. I've already had a test for first case 
(https://github.com/vadimonus/php-src/blob/pipe-to-return/Zend/tests/pipe_operator/pipe_to_return/two_returns.phpt)

Now i have added test for second case 
(https://github.com/vadimonus/php-src/blob/pipe-to-return/Zend/tests/pipe_operator/pipe_to_return/008.phpt) 
to be sure it's not valid and cannot be accidently treated as returning 
of (fn () => 'hello world' |> strlen(...)) from function as callable

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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Jordi Kroon:<br>
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        <pre>function giveMeFourtyTwo() {
    return 42  
        |&gt; return;
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        <pre>fn () =&gt; 'hello world'  
        |&gt; strlen(...)  
        |&gt; return;</pre>
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    <p>Thanks for examples. I've already had a test for first case
(<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://github.com/vadimonus/php-src/blob/pipe-to-return/Zend/tests/pipe_operator/pipe_to_return/two_returns.phpt">https://github.com/vadimonus/php-src/blob/pipe-to-return/Zend/tests/pipe_operator/pipe_to_return/two_returns.phpt</a>)</p>
    <p>Now i have added test for second case
(<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://github.com/vadimonus/php-src/blob/pipe-to-return/Zend/tests/pipe_operator/pipe_to_return/008.phpt">https://github.com/vadimonus/php-src/blob/pipe-to-return/Zend/tests/pipe_operator/pipe_to_return/008.phpt</a>)
      to be sure it's not valid and cannot be accidently treated as
      returning of (fn () =&gt; 'hello world' |&gt; strlen(...)) from
      function as callable</p>
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    <p>Vadim Dvorovenko</p>
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