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Informations about the package array_uunique
Userland Implementation of Missing array_uunique() Function
There are various workarounds to get this functionality, and this is one of them!
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Example Usage
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What is a Reductor?
The Reductor is a function to take a complex type [eg: an array or object] and reduce it to a simple type [eg: a string or an integer] so that a simple, strict comparison can be performed.
If there's a better suited name for this kind of function please let me know.
Caveats
- Filtering does not happen in-place, so there may be up to 2x memory usage from this.
- An array of unique Reductor outputs is maintained during execution, so this will also factor into memory usage.
- Consider using a hash function to reduce the size of your Reductor output.
- Assumed Complexity:
n*log(n) - Someone on ##[email protected] said that this "looks slow" but didn't offer much in the way of explanation, so watch out for that, I guess.
:I - This doesn't use a Comparator function.
- I wanted to rely on PHP builtins as much as possible, and while using a Comparator would make this much more flexible, I would have to re-implement elements of sorting and iteration in userland which would be less than ideal.
Why is this not part of PHP core?
TL;DR: "It looks like a typo, and would require as much work as similar functions that were already implemented."
Gimme a break.
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