https://www.exakat.io/en/6-good-practices-for-use/
"Any call to a fully namespaced should be avoided, and at least aliased.
Firstly, this shorten the code, keep it easier to read. This may also be
called ‘Avoid long classes name in code’.
...........
..............
......"

But in some cases, I consider it something a little excessive.
For example

--- SCRIPT ---
<?php
use MyClass as MyClass; // little excessive?
// ...
--- END SCRIPT ---

What do you think?

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Flash kirjutas Pühapäev, 3. juuli 2022 kl 10:23:18 UTC+2:
> https://www.exakat.io/en/6-good-practices-for-use/
> "Any call to a fully namespaced should be avoided, and at least aliased.
> Firstly, this shorten the code, keep it easier to read. This may also be
> called ‘Avoid long classes name in code’.
> ..........
> .............
> ....."
>
> But in some cases, I consider it something a little excessive.
> For example
>
> --- SCRIPT ---
> <?php
> use MyClass as MyClass; // little excessive?
> // ...
> --- END SCRIPT ---
>
> What do you think?

Flash:

> https://www.exakat.io/en/6-good-practices-for-use/
> "Any call to a fully namespaced should be avoided, and at least aliased.
> Firstly, this shorten the code, keep it easier to read. This may also be
> called ‘Avoid long classes name in code’.
> ..........
> .............
> ....."
>
> But in some cases, I consider it something a little excessive.
> For example
>
> --- SCRIPT ---
> <?php
> use MyClass as MyClass; // little excessive?
> // ...
> --- END SCRIPT ---
>
> What do you think?

This makes no sense at all. You don't need an alias if you use the class
at it is:

<?php
use MyClass;

Aliases are only needed if you want to use a class as *another* name in
your code:

<?php
use SomeNamespace\SomotherNamespace\LongClassName as MyClass;

--
Arno Welzel
https://arnowelzel.de

Il 06/07/22 20:02, Arno Welzel ha scritto:
> This makes no sense at all. You don't need an alias if you use the class
> at it is:
>
> <?php
> use MyClass;

~$ php -r 'use stdClass;'

Warning: The use statement with non-compound name 'stdClass' has no
effect in Command line code on line 1

On 2022-07-06, Ace of diamonds <he12091983@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey guy. Would You want to get rich with me doing programming? If yes, call me !!!!!!!!!
>
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No ace, you read like a script kiddie.

>
> Flash kirjutas Pühapäev, 3. juuli 2022 kl 10:23:18 UTC+2:
>> https://www.exakat.io/en/6-good-practices-for-use/
>> "Any call to a fully namespaced should be avoided, and at least aliased.
>> Firstly, this shorten the code, keep it easier to read. This may also be
>> called ‘Avoid long classes name in code’.
>> ..........
>> .............
>> ....."
>>
>> But in some cases, I consider it something a little excessive.
>> For example
>>
>> --- SCRIPT ---
>> <?php
>> use MyClass as MyClass; // little excessive?
>> // ...
>> --- END SCRIPT ---
>>
>> What do you think?

--
Without followers, evil cannot spread.
[Spock, "And The Children Shall Lead", stardate 5029.5]

Flash:

> Il 06/07/22 20:02, Arno Welzel ha scritto:
>> This makes no sense at all. You don't need an alias if you use the class
>> at it is:
>>
>> <?php
>> use MyClass;
>
>
> ~$ php -r 'use stdClass;'
>
> Warning: The use statement with non-compound name 'stdClass' has no
> effect in Command line code on line 1

Yes, I forgot that you need the namespace as well, either defined in the
use statement:

<?php
use SomeNamespace\MyClass;

Or in your code:

<?php
namespace SomeNamespace;

use MyClass;

But then you don't have to add an alias if you want to use the class as
"MyClass", so - this is not needed:

<?php
use SomeNamespace\MyClass as MyClass;

Also see <https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.namespaces.importing.php>

--
Arno Welzel
https://arnowelzel.de

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Flash kirjutas Pühapäev, 3. juuli 2022 kl 11:23:18 UTC+3:
> https://www.exakat.io/en/6-good-practices-for-use/
> "Any call to a fully namespaced should be avoided, and at least aliased.
> Firstly, this shorten the code, keep it easier to read. This may also be
> called ‘Avoid long classes name in code’.
> ..........
> .............
> ....."
>
> But in some cases, I consider it something a little excessive.
> For example
>
> --- SCRIPT ---
> <?php
> use MyClass as MyClass; // little excessive?
> // ...
> --- END SCRIPT ---
>
> What do you think?