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I'm really excited about PHP 8 and it's great that 
object-based alternatives come into language, such as token_get_all().

As you know, there are only 2 hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-1 errors.

And this is about naming things :-)


How to call method, whose task is to parse PHP code into tokens? I think it's a good name is `parse()`, even better is `tokenize()`. But it's definitely not a name `get()`, because it obscures what the function does. Get is for getters.


We can add other more specific words to the verb when `tokenize($code)` is not descriptive, like `tokenizeFile()`. But what means `getAll()`? Is there any other option than to get them all? 

getAll() is just an unfortunate name. Side by side with classic getter getTokenName() method - they're similarly named and do a diametrically different job.


For static constructor, also "from" notation might be used, ie PhpToken::fromString(), but please change getAll() to something better :)



BTW: ReflectionAttribute::IS_INSTANCEOF should really be ReflectionAttribute::IS_INSTANCE_OF