Parentheses: recognize more parentheses owners #215
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PHPCS natively does not consider `isset()`, `unset()`, `empty()`, `exit()`, `die()` and `eval()` as parentheses owners.
As of now, the methods in the PHPCSUtils `Parentheses` class will.
If effect, this means you can now check whether an arbitrary token is within an `isset()`, `unset()` or `empty()` call by calling:
```php
if (Parentheses::hasOwner($phpcsFile, $stackPtr, [\T_ISSET, \T_UNSET, \T_EMPTY]) !== false) {
// Do something.
}
```
Related issue upstream: squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer#3118
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PHPCS natively does not consider
isset(),unset(),empty(),exit(),die()andeval()as parentheses owners.As of now, the methods in the PHPCSUtils
Parenthesesclass will.If effect, this means you can now check whether an arbitrary token is within an
isset(),unset()orempty()call by calling:Related issue upstream: squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer#3118