NetBeans autocomplete & PHP; force __get() type?

Php /** * @property Bar $prop */ class foo { } class bar { public function xyz() { } public function abc() { } } $x = new foo(); $x->prop When you move the cursor here and press ctrl+space you will see: If you want autocomplete for a longer resulton chain you can also use var Viewclass $foo */ $foo = $x->y->z->view; $foo->autoCompleteWorksNow() anywhere in your code.

Netbeans can work that magic for you with the @property like shown in the example below. As you already have figured out you will have to define each property in the doc block. Another possible solution for your $x->y->z->view example is listed below.

Copy & paste this into Netbeans and it will show the methods of the Bar class: prop-> When you move the cursor here and press ctrl+space you will see: If you want autocomplete for a longer resulton chain you can also use /** @var Viewclass $foo */ $foo = $x->y->z->view; $foo->autoCompleteWorksNow(); anywhere in your code.

– Bracketworks Jul 19 at 17:24 Also; your font size is rather massive. I believe I read somewhere that this is a "good practice" as it encourages shorter method bodies, any validity there? – Bracketworks Jul 19 at 17:27 1 @tomcatExodus None that I know of at least; For the font size: I can see around 45 lines on a screen.

Thats enough for any method I'd like read :) And well, it makes pairing much easier when you don't have to cuddle to read everything. Thats the main reason ;) – edorian Jul 19 at 17:29.

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