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Likewise there is no actual example of the correct format for a multi-line array (or anon function) within a multi-line parameter list. It just says that those do not imply that the parameter list itself is multi-line.
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I'd argue that:
Instead, the heredoc MUST be indented once past the indentation of the scope it's declared in.
makes it clear that your first example is allowed and your second example is disallowed.
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I don't think it's clear, otherwise I wouldn't have opened this issue. Especially since a function call does not open a new scope if using common terminology (in PHP it's even arguable if if
opens a new scope). Also the nowdoc/heredoc section is the only section where the term “scope” appears.
Certainly another explicit example can't hurt?
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Alternatively this could be rephrased entirely:
"The heredoc body and ending delimiter must be indented one additional level compared to the opening delimiter"
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"Scope" here refers to the indentation scope, not the variable scope. I wouldn't mind adding another example if you want to open a PR.
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