Unless the class being built is very simply you always need to pass constructor arguments which means you always have to do (new ObjectDefinition($identifier, SomeClass::class))->setConstructorArguments($arguments) – which is rather lengthy. Now you can just do new ObjectDefinition($identifier, SomeClass::class, $arguments).
With the removal of identifiers this even brings it down to new ObjectDefinition(SomeClass::class, $arguments) which almost negates the need for an object() function considering how short it is.
mnapoli
commented
9 years ago
Unless the class being built is very simply you always need to pass constructor arguments which means you always have to do
(new ObjectDefinition($identifier, SomeClass::class))->setConstructorArguments($arguments)– which is rather lengthy. Now you can just donew ObjectDefinition($identifier, SomeClass::class, $arguments).With the removal of identifiers this even brings it down to
new ObjectDefinition(SomeClass::class, $arguments)which almost negates the need for anobject()function considering how short it is.