[RFC] Implement Property Capture for Anonymous Classes #11123
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RFC: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/property-capture Adds a "use" clause to anonymous class declarations, which allows capturing local variables by declaring them as properties in the class definition, and passing them into the constructor of each instance. A new AST kind is used to track the list of properties to add and their modifiers (visibility, type, readonly, reference). This is then transformed into a constructor during compilation, piggy-backing on the implementation of Constructor Property Promotion, but using custom error messages and reflectable flags, so that a future implementation could work differently if necessary.
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RFC: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/property-capture
Adds a "use" clause to anonymous class declarations, which allows capturing local variables by declaring them as properties in the class definition, and passing them into the constructor of each instance.
A new AST kind is used to track the list of properties to add and their modifiers (visibility, type, readonly, reference). This is then transformed into a constructor during compilation, piggy-backing on the implementation of Constructor Property Promotion, but using custom error messages and reflectable flags, so that a future implementation could work differently if necessary.