Vscode-intelephense: No Symbols Found In Document for some PHP Files

[mikebronner]

It seems that symbols are not being displayed in VSCode (both stable and insider builds) for certain files. When opening some PHP files, then showing the symbols pane, I get the error message:

No symbols found in document 'myfile.php'`

In other files it seems to work fine. (Unfortunately I can't paste the file here, as it is licensed.)

[bmewburn]

There was a bug with variable variables $$foo that was preventing symbols from showing. Should be resolved now in v1.0.0

[jellisii]

I have a file that's tripping on this too, but I'm not seeing any variable variables. I'll try to reduce and see what's causing it to trip up.

--edit

It looks like in my case it was leading slashes on use statements:

<?php
use \Phalcon\Db\Column as Column;
use \Phalcon\Db\Index as Index;
use \Phalcon\Db\Reference as Reference;
...

causes the no symbols error where as

<?php
use Phalcon\Db\Column as Column;
use Phalcon\Db\Index as Index;
use Phalcon\Db\Reference as Reference;
...

behaves as expected.

[austenc]

This is also happening for me and seems like a bug. Can confirm that any use statements with a preceding slash causes the problem as outlined by @jellisii.

@bmewburn is this something you'd be willing to include in a patch release, I could look into making a PR for it. Seems like lots of projects are going to have the root namespace aliasing in use.

Edit: _after looking at the source a bit more, i'm not sure what introduced this change from version 0.8.8 to version 1.0.2, would be happy to help if I can, but in terms of making a PR I'll need a little extra direction because it turns out I've got no idea how this thing works!_ 😂

[mikebronner]

I am finding that it is also prepending slashes on functions like array_key_exists().

[austenc]

Found a workaround until this gets patched. Code lets you install other versions of an extension now. Installing 0.8.8 brings back the expected functionality.

[bmewburn]

@jellisii thanks for narrowing it down

[austenc]

Thanks Ben!