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.. _feature-78575:
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Feature: #78575 - Enumeration constants don't provide their names
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See :issue:`78575`
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Description
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Requesting the name of Enumeration constants has been introduced.
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There are two methods you can use:
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:php:`MyEnumerationClass::getName($value);` will return the name exactly as it is. Usually this will be all uppercase and underscores.
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:php:`MyEnumerationClass::getHumanReadableName($value);` replaces underscores with spaces and turns all words into lowercase with the first letter uppercase.
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Impact
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You can use the constant names as part of your application more easily.
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.. index:: PHP-API
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