it allows for spaces ->as('deine mutter') and everything else.
I think its legit not to require a typed object here though maybe that makes sense if you want to store the identifiers in an enum?
Also its possible to call ->as("foo")->as("bar") with the latter winning and i dont know if that makes sense?
it allows for spaces
->as('deine mutter')and everything else.I think its legit not to require a typed object here though maybe that makes sense if you want to store the identifiers in an enum?
Also its possible to call
->as("foo")->as("bar")with the latter winning and i dont know if that makes sense?