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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Re: Return Type Declarations
From: morrison.levi@gmail.com (Levi Morrison)

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>
> Levi, what's the syntax like for closures with use blocks? I can see
> that looking a bit weird either way, since it's presumably either:
>
> function ($foo): Bar use ($quux) {}
>
> or:
>
> function ($foo) use ($quux): Bar {}
>
> Neither are exactly ideal, but that's the hand we've dealt ourselves, I
> guess.


I believe it is the latter: function ($foo) use ($quux): Bar {}

I'll check with Joe Watkins. Do you have a case for one being superior to
the other?

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