Empty list of arguments when `apply_filters` is used in a conditional clause instead of assigned to a variable

[LuigiPulcini]

This issue is similar to #11.

The list of arguments is empty when apply_filters is used inside a conditional clause instead of assigned to a variable first.

So, when using the right doc block, the following code doesn't output the correct result:

if ( apply_filters( 'some_condition_filter', $some_condition, $some_other_parameter ) ) {
    do_something();
}

and must be replaced with as follows:

$some_condition = apply_filters( 'some_condition_filter', $some_condition, $some_other_parameter );

if ( $some_condition ) {
    do_something();
}

[remcotolsma]

I just created a test for this issue:

wp-documentor/tests/issue-17/test-issue-17.php

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	<?php
	/**
	* Test for issue 17.
	*
	* @author Pronamic <info@pronamic.eu>
	* @copyright 2005-2022 Pronamic
	* @license GPL-3.0-or-later
	* @package Pronamic\WordPress\Documentor
	*/
	/**
	* Test issue 17.
	*
	* @link https://github.com/pronamic/wp-documentor/issues/17
	* @param bool $some_condition Condition.
	* @param mixed $some_other_parameter Other parameter.
	* @return bool
	*/
	if ( apply_filters( 'some_condition_filter', $some_condition, $some_other_parameter ) ) {
	do_something();
	}

The arguments table is not empty?

wp-documentor/tests/issue-17/hooks.md

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	## Filters
	### `some_condition_filter`
	*Test issue 17.*
	**Arguments**
	Argument | Type | Description
	-------- | ---- | -----------
	`$some_condition` | `bool` | Condition.
	`$some_other_parameter` | `mixed` | Other parameter.
	Source: [tests/issue-17/test-issue-17.php](test-issue-17.php), [line 11](test-issue-17.php#L11-L19)

Or am I seeing this wrong @LuigiPulcini?

[irshadahmad21]

Same happens when casting the value returned by apply_filters

$should_do = (bool) apply_filters( 'should_we_do_it', true, $some_value );