>
> $person = new Person("Name", 43) {
>
firstName: "John",
>
age: 42
>
};
Hi!
You could achieve similar functionality with a simple user-land method
"assign". If you put such a method on a trait, you can use it everywhere.
See the example:
<?php
trait AssignsPropertiesValues
{
public function assign(...$props): static
{
foreach ($props as $propName => $propVal) {
$this->$propName = $propVal;
}
return $this;
}
}
class Person
{
use AssignsPropertiesValues;
public function __construct(
public string $firstName,
public int $age
) {
}
}
class Person2
{
use AssignsPropertiesValues;
public string $firstName;
public int $age;
}
class Person3
{
use AssignsPropertiesValues;
public string $firstName { set => \strtoupper($value); }
public int $age;
}
$p1 = new Person('Pig',5)->assign(firstName: 'Peppa', age: 6);
$p2 = new Person2()->assign(firstName: 'George', age: 3);
$p3 = new Person3()->assign(firstName: 'Danny', age: 7);
var_dump($p1, $p2, $p3);
https://3v4l.org/F83NO#v8.4.1
Best regards,
Erick
