Affected page
N/A (Search box)
Current issue
Users may come across operators (and other syntax symbols) in code they don't know, and/or don't know what the name for an operator is. This can make them very hard to find documentation for.
Suggested improvement
Add operators (and other non-word syntax) to the search feature.
For best results I think partial matches should work. eg:
? would match ternary, ?:, ?? and ??=: would match ternary, ?: and (static) class access[ would match arrays and list- '.' would match concatenation, splat and spread
(I may have missed other potential matches from these examples - this is just "off the top of my head")
Additional context
Related issues:
Recently seen chat query:
[, $target] = explode('://', $uri, 2); I encountered this line in some code, searching online is tricky with this kind of thing, what is this syntax called?
Affected page
N/A (Search box)
Current issue
Users may come across operators (and other syntax symbols) in code they don't know, and/or don't know what the name for an operator is. This can make them very hard to find documentation for.
Suggested improvement
Add operators (and other non-word syntax) to the search feature.
For best results I think partial matches should work. eg:
?would match ternary,?:,??and??=:would match ternary,?:and (static) class access[would match arrays and list(I may have missed other potential matches from these examples - this is just "off the top of my head")
Additional context
Related issues:
??=operator? doc-en#3515Recently seen chat query: