Closed antonioeatgoat closed 2 months ago
At the current moment, we don't have any specific rule for spaces after the negation operator.
This means that the following cases are both accepted:
!$test
! $test
No space should be enforced.
For the implementation, it is possible to use the existing SlevomatCodingStandard.Operators.NegationOperatorSpacing, which allows to configure the number of expected spaces.
Either having the space or not, but not both cases accepted.
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At the current moment, we don't have any specific rule for spaces after the negation operator.
This means that the following cases are both accepted:
!$test! $testDescribe the desired solution
No space should be enforced.
For the implementation, it is possible to use the existing SlevomatCodingStandard.Operators.NegationOperatorSpacing, which allows to configure the number of expected spaces.
Describe the alternatives that you have considered
Either having the space or not, but not both cases accepted.
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