> << HttpMethod::post() >> // equivalent to static method-call > HttpMethod::post() >
What would this, specifically, do? Would it call HttpMethod::post() when the class gets instantiated and return its return on a ReflectionClass::getAnnotations()? Why is it necessary to be able to evaluate expressions on annotations? I do agree that throwing errors/exceptions when classes are not found is needed (otherwise we wont be able to use value-objects), but evaluating expressions seems a little crazy for me... why should metadata be computed in runtime?
