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--- rfc:nonbreakabletraits [2008/03/13 22:09] – rquadling
+++ rfc:nonbreakabletraits [2017/09/22 13:28] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   - Making an //alias// of the property or method and use either scope.
   - //Merging// multiple properties or methods in the class scope.
 ===== Keywords Used In Sample Code =====
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 For all of the code examples, the following keywords were used:
-''trait''
+''trait'': This keyword is used to mark a trait definition exactly as the ''class'' keyword works for classes.
-  This keyword is used to mark a trait definition exactly as the ''class''
-  keyword works for classes.
+''class'': Same as current PHP keyword.
-''class''
-  Same as current PHP keyword.
+''include'': Used to include a trait into a class definition
-''include''
-  Used to include a trait into a class definition
+''private'': This keyword is used in its current PHP sense as well as to mean that a property or method is to retain its //local// trait scope.
-''private''
-  This keyword is used in its current PHP sense as well as to mean that
+''public'': This keyword is used in its current PHP sense as well as to mean that a property or method is to be used within the scope of the including class.
-  a property or method is to retain its //local// trait scope.
-''public''
+''as'': Used to //alias// or //merge// a trait into a class.
-  This keyword is used in its current PHP sense as well as to mean that
-  a property or method is to be used within the scope of the including
-  class.
-''as''
-  Used to //alias// or //merge// a trait into a class.

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