PhpNamespace::unresolveName() does not preserve intentional leading backslash

[mrtnzlml]

PhpNamespace::unresolveName() does not preserve intentional leading backslash

[dg]

What about to preserve class names when no namespace is passed to class constructor?

[mrtnzlml]

It would be satisfactory i guess. Namespace doesn't change anyway in this particular case. In other words it means return name immediately if there is no namespace (passed through constructor), right? If so, I'll prepare PR.

[dg]

I already have PR :)

[mrtnzlml]

It's much more better than my naive implementation. Thank you.

[ignasbernotas]

@mrtnzlml @dg due to this change I am unable to extend a class with another class on a separate namespace. the only workaround is to use the full namespace after the extends keyword (which sucks :/).

I'm on v2.6 since I need php 5.6 support.

Example:

namespace App\Http\Controllers\Users;

use App\Http\Controllers\Controller;

class UserController extends \Controller
{
}

[dg]

Why not?

$namespace = new PhpNamespace('Foo');
$class = $namespace->addClass('A');
$class->addExtend('B');
echo $namespace;

generates

namespace Foo;

class A extends \B
{
}

or

$namespace = new PhpNamespace('Foo');
$namespace->addUse('B');
$class = $namespace->addClass('A');
$class->addExtend('B');
echo $namespace;

generates

namespace Foo;        
                      
use B;                
                      
class A extends B     
{                     
}