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Informations about the package linked-hash-map

linked-hash-map

How I would implement a linked hash map in PHP if PHP wouldn't have associative arrays.

Installation

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Usage

This map implements the ArrayAccess interface as well as the Iterator and Countable interfaces and therefore can be used as a built-in PHP array:

Using any PHP data type for the key

This map allows using any PHP type for the key (i.e. even an array or an object can be used for the key):

Differences and similarities between this map and built-in PHP arrays

The differences between this map and built-in PHP arrays as well as any similarities are the following:

  1. Any PHP data type can be used for the key (bool, int, float/double, string, array, object, callable, iterable, resource) when using this map. This also means that for example a float/double 1.5 will be used for the key as-is, whereas in built-in PHP arrays 1.5 is type-juggled to 1:

  2. This map allows prepending instead of appending when setting the LinkedHashMap::INSERT_MODE_PREPEND flag (using the setInsertMode method):

  3. This map also allows setting the loop order (iteration) order (using the setLoopOrder method), whether normal (LinkedHashMap::LOOP_ORDER_NORMAL, the default) or reversed (LinkedHashMap::LOOP_ORDER_REVERSE):

  4. Appending/prepending to the map works in the same way as with built-in PHP arrays (a positional index (an int or integer string >= 0) is created or the highest positional index used so far is incremented internally). Accessing an unknown index does not trigger/emit a notice (just returns NULL):

  5. Because ArrayAccess::offsetSet doesn't allow to differentiate between NULL and an append/prepend operation ($map[] = 'A value'), NULL cannot be used for the key. Using NULL for the key will be considered as an append/prepend operation. As built-in PHP arrays map NULL to an empty string '', this shouldn't be an issue:

Using a custom hash code

Internally, the map computes the hash for the given key in order to retrieve the corresponding value using the package int-hash. If the key is an instance of a class implementing the LinkedHashMap\HashCodeInterface interface, its hashCode method will be called and the returned hash code (an integer) will be used instead:

License

MIT © Anton Bagdatyev (Tonix)

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Requires php Version ^7.0
tonix-tuft/int-hash Version ^1.0
tonix-tuft/php-utils Version ^1.15
tonix-tuft/php-declarative-factory Version ^1.3
tonix-tuft/fun Version ^1.3
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