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The nodes, variables and children now use camel cased ids instead of
spinal cased because it's what modern file formats use in general. Even
for XML it's recommended to my surprise.
if (!array_key_exists($processedVariable, $nodeDataItem)) {
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thrownewEncoderException(sprintf('Variable "%s" for "%s" does not exist but is required to create an object for node "%s" (Node type: "%s") at index "%s"', $processedVariable, $nodeClassName, $nodeName, $type->getNodeName(), $nodeIndex));
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if (!array_key_exists($variable, $nodeDataItem)) {
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thrownewEncoderException(sprintf('Variable "%s" for "%s" does not exist but is required to create an object for node "%s" (Node type: "%s") at index "%s"', $variable, $nodeClassName, $nodeName, $type->getNodeName(), $nodeIndex));
thrownewEncoderException(sprintf('Variable "%s" for "%s" is required but there is no EncoderNodeVariable available to retrieve the value for node "%s" (Node type: "%s") at index "%s".', $processedVariable, $nodeClassName, $nodeName, $type->getNodeName(), $nodeIndex));
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thrownewEncoderException(sprintf('Variable "%s" for "%s" is required but there is no EncoderNodeVariable available to retrieve the value for node "%s" (Node type: "%s") at index "%s".', $variable, $nodeClassName, $nodeName, $type->getNodeName(), $nodeIndex));
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