Given the phpDoc manual, I cannot find explanation about that
@property-read@property-write
but only of @property.
What do they do?
Given the phpDoc manual , I cannot find explanation about that @property-read @property-write but
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Given the phpDoc manual, I cannot find explanation about that
@property-read@property-writebut only of @property.
What do they do?
Here’s a good explanation on magic properties.
Basically,
@property-writeis interpreted – as the name suggests – as a write-only property. The code completion in Eclipse, for example, makes use of this. If your magic propertyfoois declared “write-only”, it wouldn’t show up in code completion, when you type$a = $this->f.