The PHP 7.1 iterable pseudo-type is currently resolved as a reference name in the current namespace instead of the pseudo-type.
For example, in this sample, the documentation shows iterable as Acme\Foo\iterable:
namespace Acme\Foo;
public function update (iterable $iterable) : self {
// ...
}
A link to https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.iterable.php would be nice instead.
phpDocumentor docblock parser uses their TypeResolver library to parse it, and it seems to support it:
phpDocumentor/TypeResolver#80 (support for iterable<key type, value type>)
The PHP 7.1
iterablepseudo-type is currently resolved as a reference name in the current namespace instead of the pseudo-type.For example, in this sample, the documentation shows iterable as Acme\Foo\iterable:
A link to https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.iterable.php would be nice instead.
phpDocumentor docblock parser uses their TypeResolver library to parse it, and it seems to support it:
phpDocumentor/TypeResolver#80 (support for iterable<key type, value type>)