rfc:mixed-typehint

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rfc:mixed-typehint [2018/06/29 13:35] – clarifications, added mixed vs. void section majklrfc:mixed-typehint [2018/07/01 16:16] – Fix void* type carusogabriel
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     }     }
 } }
-class Baz extends bar {+class Baz extends Bar {
     public function test(mixed $arg): mixed {     public function test(mixed $arg): mixed {
         return parent::test($arg);         return parent::test($arg);
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 As of PHP 7.1, PHP has a special ''void'' type. ''Void'' is not a regular type and is only valid for return types to specify that //nothing is returned//. As of PHP 7.1, PHP has a special ''void'' type. ''Void'' is not a regular type and is only valid for return types to specify that //nothing is returned//.
  
-In some other languages like C/C++ ''void'' can also be used as a //type// that accepts //any// type.+In some other languages like C/C++ ''void*'' can also be used as a //type// that accepts //any// type.
 This essentially matches the behavior of ''mixed'' in PHP. This essentially matches the behavior of ''mixed'' in PHP.
  
rfc/mixed-typehint.txt · Last modified: 2020/07/22 09:03 by kocsismate

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