[ErrorHandler] Added type declarations where possible #32810
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July 30, 2019 11:59
* added type declarations for method parameters * added type declarations for return types * removed docBlocks where replaceable by type declarations * replaced void returns by null where necessary * replaced manual exceptionHandler switch through setter * added throw documentation to docBlock
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This needs to be done in 4.4 because the component is new there. |
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sure, opened another PR for merge onto 4.4. thanks! |
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I've added type declarations where possible (method parameters & return types). DocBlocks were replaced too if the type declarations made them redundant.
Void returns were replaced whenever necessary.
Also on one occasion the setting of the exceptionHandler was replaced by a function call, which did practically the same thing.