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From @doctrinebot on October 12, 2014 20:8
Jira issue originally created by user henrywood:
Apparently any annotation that contains at least one TAB character is ignored.
The reason/bug resides in \Doctrine\Common\Annotations\DocParser->findInitialTokenPosition() on line 351
// if the @ is preceded by a space or * it is valid
Thanks
Copied from original issue: doctrine/common#564
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From @doctrinebot on October 13, 2014 0:24
Comment created by @Ocramius:
[~henrywood] this seems to be easily fixable by using something like preg_match('/^(\\t](\\*)$/', $input[$pos - 1)): can you provide a PR?
preg_match('/^(\\t](\\*)$/', $input[$pos - 1))
I'm just not sure about the performance impact here.
Note that JIRA screws with my regex in the quoted text, as escape sequences don't match what I entered.
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#70
@Ocramius I think this is fixed by #99 as well.
Indeed, closing here. Thanks for the poke, @Tobion. #99 is just #70 ported forward/rebased.
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From @doctrinebot on October 12, 2014 20:8
Jira issue originally created by user henrywood:
Apparently any annotation that contains at least one TAB character is ignored.
The reason/bug resides in \Doctrine\Common\Annotations\DocParser->findInitialTokenPosition() on line 351
// if the @ is preceded by a space or * it is valid
Thanks
Copied from original issue: doctrine/common#564
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: