Esempio n. 1
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 public function juggle(Type $type)
 {
     if (array_filter($this->types, function (Type $element) use($type) {
         return array_filter($type->getTypes(), function (Type $element) use($type) {
             return $element->juggle($type);
         });
     })) {
         return $type;
     }
     return null;
 }
Esempio n. 2
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 public function juggle(Type $type)
 {
     /*
      * This is a predicate to determine whether the CURRENT type (the child class)
      * can be juggled into the Type $type.
      */
     $predicate = function (Type $element) {
         return array_any($this->getAllowedJuggleTypes(), function (Type $value, $index, $collection) use($element) {
             return (bool) Type::intersect($element, $value);
         });
     };
     $x = array_filter($type->getTypes(), $predicate);
     if (!$x) {
         return null;
     }
     if (count($x) === 1) {
         return first($x);
     }
     return UnionType::createIfNotDuplicate(array_shift($x), ...$x);
 }
Esempio n. 3
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 /**
  * Flatten Types, e.g. flatten UnionTypes.
  *
  * This function won't have much of an effect on most types, unless they contain subtypes.
  *
  * Because this function preserves duplicate entries, usually it may be preferable to use Type::unique()
  * which also flattens and removes duplicate entries.
  *
  * @param Type|Type[] ...$types Use array dereferencing to pass an array into this function.
  *
  * @return array
  */
 public static function flatten(Type ...$types)
 {
     // Flatten types with subtypes e.g. UnionTypes
     $walker = function (Type $x) {
         // If the types $x contains is not just itself, go deeper!
         if (count($x->getTypes()) !== 1 or !first($x->getTypes())->typeof($x)) {
             return Type::flatten($x);
         }
         return $x->getTypes();
     };
     $x = array_map($walker, $types);
     return array_flatten($x);
 }