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PHP Preload Support #8
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Goal: Allow using
Icons::setAttributes()with PHP Preloading enabled.Using a namespaced constant in a function call within a class is not fully supported by php with preloading enabled and is likely to stop working in php 8 as well. Setting the default attributes using the constant on the property in the class definition is likely to remain an option.
Reading the documentation, it also seemed like using
Icons::setAttributes()multiple times would continue to modify the property on the class, instead of re-merging with the constant.The changes here solves both of these issues.