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(PHP 8 >= 8.4.0)
This attribute is used to mark functionality as deprecated.
Using deprecated functionality will cause an E_USER_DEPRECATED error to be emitted.
As of PHP 8.5.0, this attribute can also be applied to traits and to compile-time constants declared outside of a class.
An optional message explaining the reason for the deprecation and possible replacement functionality. Will be included in the emitted deprecation message.
An optional string indicating since when the functionality is deprecated. The contents are not validated by PHP and may contain a version number, a date or any other value that is considered appropriate. Will be included in the emitted deprecation message.
Functionality that is part of PHP will use Major.Minor as the since value,
for example '8.4'.
<?php
#[\Deprecated(message: "use safe_replacement() instead", since: "1.5")]
function unsafe_function()
{
echo "This is unsafe", PHP_EOL;
}
unsafe_function();
?>Yukarıdaki örneğin PHP 8.4 çıktısı şuna benzer:
Deprecated: Function unsafe_function() is deprecated since 1.5, use safe_replacement() instead in example.php on line 9 This is unsafe
| Sürüm: | Açıklama |
|---|---|
| 8.5.0 |
Deprecated can now be applied to traits and to
compile-time constants declared outside of a class, the latter through
the new Attribute::TARGET_CONSTANT target.
|
