Squiz/PSR12/OperatorSpacing: bug fix - unary plus/minus in arrow function return#3129
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…tion return A plus/minus directly after the arrow of an arrow function, will always be a unary plus/minus and should therefore be ignored by these sniffs. Includes unit tests. Includes two additional simplifications: * `T_DOUBLE_ARROW` is already part of the `Tokens::$assignmentTokens` array, so doesn't need to be added separately. * The cast tokens array was incomplete (missing `T_BINARY_CAST`) and can be replaced by the more complete `Tokens::$castTokens` array anyhow. Fixes 3043
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@gsherwood As there are already three other fixes for the operator spacing sniffs in |
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Thanks for the fix and general sniff cleanup |
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A plus/minus directly after the arrow of an arrow function, will always be a unary plus/minus and should therefore be ignored by these sniffs.
Includes unit tests.
Includes two additional simplifications:
T_DOUBLE_ARROWis already part of theTokens::$assignmentTokensarray, so doesn't need to be added separately.T_BINARY_CAST) and can be replaced by the more completeTokens::$castTokensarray anyhow.Fixes #3043