Method chaining error

The originally reported case isn't reproducible anymore:

<?php

namespace one {
 class Foo {
 const BAR = 'bar';
 }

class FooService {

public function test() {
 echo 'called';
 }
 }
}

namespace {
 use one\FooService;

/**
 * @return FooService
 */
 function foo() {
 return new FooService();
 }
}

namespace two {
 use one\Foo;

foo()->test(Foo::BAR);
}

Do you have another example?

Maybe it's an entirely separate error but it seemed related so I just attached it to that bug.  There is a full sample code file and image showing the problem in that bug report.

interface AddressInterface {
public function getFirstname();
public function getLastname();
public function getAddress();
public function getCity();
public function getState();
public function getPostalCode();
public function getPhoneNumber();
}

class Address implements AddressInterface {
private $firstname;
private $lastname;
private $address;
private $city;
private $state;
private $postalCode;
private $phoneNumber;

public function __construct($firstname, $lastname, $address, $city, $state, $postalCode, $phone = ''){
$this
->setFirstname($firstname)
->setLastname($lastname)
->setAddress($address)
->setCity($city)
->setState($state)
->setPostalCode($postalCode)
->setPhoneNumber($phone)
;
}

public function setFirstname($firstname){
$this->firstname = $firstname;

return $this;
}

// ...
}

After a couple calls PHPStorm no longer recognizes the return type and complains about the method not existing.

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/_persistent/Error.png?file=74-270496&c=true&rw=791&rh=195&u=1447917640855&c=true&rw=791&rh=195

@Kicken

It's more like https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-33097 to me

Yup, it would be better to add your example to above-mentioned report.