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README.md

ArrayObjectArray Build Status

This is an incredibly simple class extension of \ArrayObject to provide array functions use the magic __call method. I no longer like writing this with every project I want to use it in.

Original was from this great bloke. https://secure.php.net/manual/en/class.arrayobject.php#107079

Install

composer require sikofitt/array-object-array

Usage

$arrObj = new Sikofitt\Utility\ArrayObjectArray($myarray);

then use it with any array_* function.

$arrObj->array_keys();
$arrObj->array_values();
$arrObj->array_map(function($arr) { return array_keys($arr); });

use the normal \ArrayObject methods

$arrObj->exchangeArray($myNewArray);

License

MIT

Todo

Finish writing the rest of the tests for array_* functions