So, what I do this, I favorite those file for a quick usage. I often end up in situations where I need to go back to certain file every now and then. Once selected, PhpStorm will create a new private property for the chosen field and name it after it’s corresponding argument, as well as initialize it with a value in the constuctor’s definition. You will be prompted to choose which fields you want to initialize. This will invoke an intention actions menu from which you’ll need tp select Initialize fields option. In order to do so, you just need to put the cursor a certain argument for which you want to initialize a class property and press ⌥ Option + Return.
PhpStorm can create these properties from the constructor’s method signature with only a few key strokes. It’s often a prcatice among the developers to use arguments passed into constructors to be used by the rest of the class. Press ⌥ Option + Down ( Ctrl + Shift + W) to shrink the selection. All you have to do is press ⌥ Option + Up ( Ctrl+ W on Windows/Linux) to extend the selection from the cursor’s location to the encompassing code contexts. Selection extending & shrinkingĪrgubly one of my favorite features of PhpStorm is code selection extending and shrinking with just the stroke of buttons. Or if you don’t select a code fragment, PhpStorm will reformat the whole file. This will reformat the selected part of the code in a jiffy. To do this, all you need to do is by selecting the part of the code and hit Cmd ⌘ + ⌥ Option + L (Or Ctrl + Alt + L on Windows/Linux).
So, what I do the end of the day is reformat my code using PhpStorm’s handy little reformatting shortcut. So, here in this article, I’m going to list down some of my favorite features, tricks and tips of PhpStorm that I use in day-to-day and made my programming life a breeze. The kind of intelligent features it offers is unmatchable and almost irrplaceable by any IDE of this level. Jetbrain’s PhpStorm is my goto IDE when it comes to the PHP developement.
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