php goes C#-Types&-Syntax

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StringUnit::String
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                                                                        php code
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    <?PHP
        $string = new String('foobar');
        print $string->toString();
    ?>
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                                                                          result
                                                           generic string-object
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    String::__set_state(array(
       '__copy' => 'foobar',
       '__hash' => '255c71d6',
       '__buffer' => '',
       '__type' =>
      Type::__set_state(array(
         '__type' => 'String',
         '__isArray' => false,
         '__isPrimitive' => true,
         '__isLocked' => false,
         '__isCountable' => false,
         '__isIterator' => false,
         '__locktrace' =>
        array (
        ),
      )),
       '__buffer' => 'foobar',
    ))

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StringUnit::trimStart
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                                                                        php code
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    <?PHP
        $code = array
        (
          "using System;",
          "",
          "public class HelloWorld",
          "{",
          "   public static void Main()",
          "   {",
          "      // This code displays a simple greeting",
          "      //   to the console.",
          "      //   test:",
          "      //   / ",
          "      Console.WriteLine(\"Hello, World.\");",
          "   }",
          "}"
        );
    ?>
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                                                                        php code
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    <?PHP
        $lines = new StringArray($code);
        $lines->rightJoin(new String("\n"));
        foreach($lines as $line)
          print $line->get();
    ?>
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                                                                          result
                                                           before strip comments
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    using System;

    public class HelloWorld
    {
       public static void Main()
       {
          // This code displays a simple greeting
          //   to the console.
          //   test:
          //   /
          Console.WriteLine("Hello, World.");
       }
    }

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                                                                        php code
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    <?PHP
        $comment = new String('//');
        $replace = new String('/ ');

        $lines   = new StringArray($code);
        $lines
        ->rightJoin(new String("\n"))
        ->trimStart();

        foreach($lines as $line)
          if($line->startsWith($comment)->get() === true)
            print $line->trimStart($replace)->get();
    ?>
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                                                                          result
                                                              extracted comments
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    This code displays a simple greeting
      to the console.
      test:
      /

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