Stop IDEs getting confused by multiple definitions of moodleform_mod #52
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I wondered if there was any chance of this change being integrated? It does make development of other activity modules more difficult when mod_oublog is present on a site. |
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Davo, thanks for this - I hadn't totally forgotten to add this into our codebase, honest (I just hadn't got round to it after a year - so maybe that is the same thing as forgetting!). I will try and remember to merge for our next release... |
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The current implementation is breaking autocompletion in PHPStorm on moodleform_mod forms throughout the codebase I am working with. This is due to there being multiple definitions of moodleform_mod.
This alternative implementation prevents that from happening.