Formatting error when type hinting class properties in PHP 8

[murugappanrm]

This is my code:

<?php

declare (strict_types = 1);

class Transaction
{
  public int $test = 10;
}

After saving the file, the formatter formats the$test property wrongly:

<?php

declare (strict_types = 1);

class Transaction
{
 intpublic $test = 10;
}

[murugappanrm]

Hi, Is there any resolution to the problem? This bug is making the usefulness of VS Code Editor to become less.

[Jphn]

The current version of phpfmt does not support class property type hinting. You will need to use a different PHP formatter. I recommend trying PHP Tools extension by DEVSENSE, it provides basic code formatting, IntelliSense and some more features.

[cobraprojects]

Just add "phpfmt.psr2": false, in your settings.json file

[murugappanrm]

@cobraprojects I have set the setting as in the attached screen cap. Is that ok?

[murugappanrm]

Hi, Thank you for the update. I did that already but the only trouble is Devsense seems to have lots of problems with Codeigniter 4. So sad.

Regards from, Murugappan Ramanathan

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The current version of phpfmt does not support class property type hinting. You will need to use a different PHP formatter. I recommend trying PHP Tools extension by DEVSENSE, it provides basic code formation, IntelliSense and some more features.

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[TysiacSzescset]

For me issue was resolved by adding this to settings.json:

"phpfmt.exclude": [
    "PSR2ModifierVisibilityStaticOrder"
]

No need to disable whole PSR2 formatting.

[murugappanrm]

@TysiacSzescset after making changes as you suggested, it seems to be working now. Thank you.

[lucasferreira]

Hi folks,

I've made some PR to update PHPFMT package to a fresh version AND get oficial support to PHP8 https://github.com/kokororin/vscode-phpfmt/pull/101