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Informations about the package extended-array

Extended Array

This library started from a discussion on whether it's intuitive or not to get the first element of an array using "reset()". Well I think it's not!

In order to handle arrays and its elements in a clean code manner (readable and maintainable) I developed this library. Please enjoy (use at your own risk XD).

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Methods from ArrayIterator

You can find all the methods and their documentation at php.net/manual/class.arrayiterator.

But here is a list of non-modified methods: | Method | Parameters | Return | Description | | ------------ | ------------------ | ------ | ----------- | | append | mixed $value | null | `[*]` Append an element to the object | count | | int | The amount of elements | current | | mixed | Get the element under the cursor | getFlags | | int | Get behaviour flags of the ArrayIterator | key | | mixed | Current position element index | offsetGet | mixed $index | mixed | Get element in given index | seek | int $position | null | Moves the cursor to given position | serialize | | string | Applies PHP serialization to the object | setFlags | string $flags | null | Set behaviour flags of the ArrayIterator | unserialize | string $serialized | null | Populates self using PHP unserialize | valid | | bool | Validate element in the current position _* "append" is indirectly modified as it uses "offsetSet" internally_

Methods in ExtendedArrayBase

This is the abstract class that modifies the behaviour of ArrayIterator to improve its use as a clean Object Oriented Class.

Here's the complete list of methods: | Method | Parameters | Return | Description | | ------------- | ---------------------- | ------ | ----------- | | asort | | this | Extending method to support sub-objects | element | | mixed | `[added]` Element is an alias for "current" | end | | this | `[added]` Move the cursor to the end | first | | this | `[added]` First is an alias for "rewind" | getArrayCopy | | array | Extending method to convert sub-objects to array | isArrayObject | mixed $array | bool | `[added][static]` Identifies usable classes | jsonEncode | [int $options[, int $depth]] | string | `[added]` JSON Encode | ksort | | this | Extending method to update position map | last | | this | `[added]` Last is an alias to "end" | natcasesort | | this | Extending method to update position map | natsort | | this | Extending method to update position map | next | | this | Extending method to return $this | offsetExists | mixed $index | bool | Extending method to behave like "array_key_exists" | offsetSet | mixed $index, mixed $newval | null | Extending method to update position map | offsetUnset | mixed $index | null | Extending method to update position map | prev | | this | `[added]` Move the cursor to previous element | rewind | | this | Extending method to return $this | uasort | callable $cmp_function | this | Extending method to update position map | uksort | callable $cmp_function | this | Extending method to update position map

Methods in ExtendedArray

arsort(): ExtendedArray

Reverse sort by element.

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contains(mixed $needle[, bool $strict]): bool

Contains is similar to "in_array" with object support.

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diff($array2, ...$arrays): ExtendedArray

Diff is similar to "array_diff" with object support.

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explode(string $delimiter, string $string[, int $limit = PHP_INT_MAX]): ExtendedArray

[static] Instantiate from exploding a string by delimiter

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fill(int $start, int $num, $value): ExtendedArray

[static] Instantiate an array filled with value by num of times

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filter([callable $callback[, int $flag]]): ExtendedArray

A poly-fill for "array_filter".

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filterWithObjects([callable $callback[, int $flag]]): ExtendedArray

Extending filter to support objects.

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fromJSON(string $json[, int $depth]): ExtendedArray

[static] Instantiate from a JSON string.

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isArray(mixed $element): bool

[static] Validates any type of array.

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implode(string $glue = ''): string

Concatenate array values in a string separated by $glue

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keys(): ExtendedArray

Get this array keys (properties' names).

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krsort(): ExtendedArray

Reverse sort by keys.

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map(callable $callback[, array ...$params]): ExtendedArray

A poly-fill for "array_map".

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mapWithObjects(callable $callback[, array ...$params]): ExtendedArray

Extending map to support objects.

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offsetGetFirst(): mixed

Gets first element without moving the array cursor.

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offsetGetLast(): mixed

Gets last element without moving the array cursor.

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offsetGetPosition(int $position): mixed

Gets element in the given position without moving the array cursor.

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shuffle(): ExtendedArray

Shuffle elements randomly

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values(): ExtendedArray

Get values in a numbered key array

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