How can I reduce using extension types in Symfony?
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In my Controller I am using a lot of extension Types:
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeTextType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeButtonType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeEmailType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeHiddenType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeRepeatedType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypePasswordType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeTextareaType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeSubmitType;
Because this takes so much space and is for me unclear, I need to know if there is one line to use just all lines. Something like this:
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeAllTypes;
forms symfony controller
asked Nov 23 '18 at 16:08
monkeylovemonkeylove
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In my Controller I am using a lot of extension Types:
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeTextType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeButtonType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeEmailType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeHiddenType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeRepeatedType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypePasswordType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeTextareaType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeSubmitType;
Because this takes so much space and is for me unclear, I need to know if there is one line to use just all lines. Something like this:
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeAllTypes;
forms symfony controller
asked Nov 23 '18 at 16:08
monkeylovemonkeylove
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In my Controller I am using a lot of extension Types:
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeTextType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeButtonType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeEmailType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeHiddenType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeRepeatedType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypePasswordType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeTextareaType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeSubmitType;
Because this takes so much space and is for me unclear, I need to know if there is one line to use just all lines. Something like this:
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeAllTypes;
forms symfony controller
asked Nov 23 '18 at 16:08
monkeylovemonkeylove
2,55011846
In my Controller I am using a lot of extension Types:
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeTextType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeButtonType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeEmailType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeHiddenType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeRepeatedType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypePasswordType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeTextareaType;
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeSubmitType;
Because this takes so much space and is for me unclear, I need to know if there is one line to use just all lines. Something like this:
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreTypeAllTypes;
forms symfony controller
forms symfony controller
asked Nov 23 '18 at 16:08
monkeylovemonkeylove
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 16:08
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 16:08
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Each of the classes do something specific, and so using them can't be avoided.
However, I do like to drop down the namespace, to help make clear what things are (though it's less necessary here, as they are all suffixed). It does reduce a lot of the bulk in the use statements as well. I do find it quite useful where I may have several classes with the same class name, but in different parts of the codebase - maybe an Entity versus some kind of related service.
<?php
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreType;
->add('hiddenfieldname', TypeHiddenType::class, [...])
->add('password', TypeRepeatedType::class, ....
answered Nov 23 '18 at 16:18
Alister BulmanAlister Bulman
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I understand your problem. Seeing too much useles code. It's annoying and it makes developoment slower (and less fun :().
You can use the partial namespace as suggested by @Alister Bulman, but that would disable automatization by coding standard tools (like EasyCodingStandard).
I want to keep code style automated, so I solve this exact problem by using PHPStorm IDE (it's also free in EAP versions). It nicely collapses the "use" statements:
answered Nov 24 '18 at 20:05
Tomáš VotrubaTomáš Votruba
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Each of the classes do something specific, and so using them can't be avoided.
However, I do like to drop down the namespace, to help make clear what things are (though it's less necessary here, as they are all suffixed). It does reduce a lot of the bulk in the use statements as well. I do find it quite useful where I may have several classes with the same class name, but in different parts of the codebase - maybe an Entity versus some kind of related service.
<?php
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreType;
->add('hiddenfieldname', TypeHiddenType::class, [...])
->add('password', TypeRepeatedType::class, ....
answered Nov 23 '18 at 16:18
Alister BulmanAlister Bulman
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Each of the classes do something specific, and so using them can't be avoided.
However, I do like to drop down the namespace, to help make clear what things are (though it's less necessary here, as they are all suffixed). It does reduce a lot of the bulk in the use statements as well. I do find it quite useful where I may have several classes with the same class name, but in different parts of the codebase - maybe an Entity versus some kind of related service.
<?php
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreType;
->add('hiddenfieldname', TypeHiddenType::class, [...])
->add('password', TypeRepeatedType::class, ....
answered Nov 23 '18 at 16:18
Alister BulmanAlister Bulman
26.1k656100
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Each of the classes do something specific, and so using them can't be avoided.
However, I do like to drop down the namespace, to help make clear what things are (though it's less necessary here, as they are all suffixed). It does reduce a lot of the bulk in the use statements as well. I do find it quite useful where I may have several classes with the same class name, but in different parts of the codebase - maybe an Entity versus some kind of related service.
<?php
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreType;
->add('hiddenfieldname', TypeHiddenType::class, [...])
->add('password', TypeRepeatedType::class, ....
answered Nov 23 '18 at 16:18
Alister BulmanAlister Bulman
26.1k656100
Each of the classes do something specific, and so using them can't be avoided.
However, I do like to drop down the namespace, to help make clear what things are (though it's less necessary here, as they are all suffixed). It does reduce a lot of the bulk in the use statements as well. I do find it quite useful where I may have several classes with the same class name, but in different parts of the codebase - maybe an Entity versus some kind of related service.
<?php
use SymfonyComponentFormExtensionCoreType;
->add('hiddenfieldname', TypeHiddenType::class, [...])
->add('password', TypeRepeatedType::class, ....
answered Nov 23 '18 at 16:18
Alister BulmanAlister Bulman
26.1k656100
answered Nov 23 '18 at 16:18
Alister BulmanAlister Bulman
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answered Nov 23 '18 at 16:18
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I understand your problem. Seeing too much useles code. It's annoying and it makes developoment slower (and less fun :().
You can use the partial namespace as suggested by @Alister Bulman, but that would disable automatization by coding standard tools (like EasyCodingStandard).
I want to keep code style automated, so I solve this exact problem by using PHPStorm IDE (it's also free in EAP versions). It nicely collapses the "use" statements:
answered Nov 24 '18 at 20:05
Tomáš VotrubaTomáš Votruba
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I understand your problem. Seeing too much useles code. It's annoying and it makes developoment slower (and less fun :().
You can use the partial namespace as suggested by @Alister Bulman, but that would disable automatization by coding standard tools (like EasyCodingStandard).
I want to keep code style automated, so I solve this exact problem by using PHPStorm IDE (it's also free in EAP versions). It nicely collapses the "use" statements:
answered Nov 24 '18 at 20:05
Tomáš VotrubaTomáš Votruba
9,83553863
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I understand your problem. Seeing too much useles code. It's annoying and it makes developoment slower (and less fun :().
You can use the partial namespace as suggested by @Alister Bulman, but that would disable automatization by coding standard tools (like EasyCodingStandard).
I want to keep code style automated, so I solve this exact problem by using PHPStorm IDE (it's also free in EAP versions). It nicely collapses the "use" statements:
answered Nov 24 '18 at 20:05
Tomáš VotrubaTomáš Votruba
9,83553863
I understand your problem. Seeing too much useles code. It's annoying and it makes developoment slower (and less fun :().
You can use the partial namespace as suggested by @Alister Bulman, but that would disable automatization by coding standard tools (like EasyCodingStandard).
I want to keep code style automated, so I solve this exact problem by using PHPStorm IDE (it's also free in EAP versions). It nicely collapses the "use" statements:
answered Nov 24 '18 at 20:05
Tomáš VotrubaTomáš Votruba
9,83553863
answered Nov 24 '18 at 20:05
Tomáš VotrubaTomáš Votruba
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answered Nov 24 '18 at 20:05
Tomáš VotrubaTomáš Votruba
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answered Nov 24 '18 at 20:05
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