Change Details

This refactor includes only these general changes: - avoid `id( new A() )->b()` and adopt `( new A() )->b()` - since 5.4 - avoid `dirname(__FILE__)` and adopt `__DIR__` - since PHP 5.3 - avoid `$foo ? $foo : $default` and adopt `$foo ?: $default` - since PHP 5.3 To better understand and comment these old PHP features, see: https://we.phorge.it/T15158 Note that all directories like __tests__ were skipped. Ref T15158 Ref P6

This refactor includes these scaring changes: - avoid `id( new A() )->b()` and adopt `( new A() )->b()` - since PHP 5.4 - avoid `id( $a->b() )->c()` and adopt just `$a->b()->c()` - since PHP 5.4 - avoid `dirname(__FILE__)` and adopt `__DIR__` - since PHP 5.3 - avoid `$foo ? $foo : $default` and adopt `$foo ?: $default` - since PHP 5.3 To better understand and comment these old PHP features, see: https://we.phorge.it/T15158 Note that all directories like `/__tests__/` were skipped. Ref T15158 Ref P6

This refactor includes only these generalscaring changes: - avoid `id( new A() )->b()` and adopt `( new A() )->b()` - since PHP 5.4 - avoid `id( $a->b() )->c()` and adopt just `$a->b()->c()` - since PHP 5.4 - avoid `dirname(__FILE__)` and adopt `__DIR__` - since PHP 5.3 - avoid `$foo ? $foo : $default` and adopt `$foo ?: $default` - since PHP 5.3 To better understand and comment these old PHP features, see: https://we.phorge.it/T15158 Note that all directories like `/__tests__/` were skipped. Ref T15158 Ref P6