63 lines
1.1 KiB
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63 lines
1.1 KiB
Markdown
JSObject
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A PHP 5.4 class to emulate Javascript object literals.
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Also, can use ``array_`` functions to operate on the object's properties and values. (Only works for functions that start with ``array_`` and have the array as the first parameter.)
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The following array functions are blacklisted because of their parameter ordering, or unpredictable behavior:
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* array_change_key_case
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* array_count_values
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* array_combine
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* array_fill_keys
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* array_fill
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* array_key_exists
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* array_map
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* array_merge
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* array_merge_recursive
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* array_search
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* array_unshift
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##Examples:
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* Basic Usage
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$obj = new JSObject([
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'a' => 10,
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'b' => 5,
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'c' => 0,
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'x' => function() {
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return $this->a * $this->b;
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}
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]);
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$obj->x(); // Returns 50
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or, with the helper function:
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$obj = JSObject([
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'a' => 10,
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'b' => 5,
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'c' => 0,
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'x' => function() {
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return $this->a * $this->b;
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}
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]);
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$obj->x(); // Returns 50
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* Get an array of the properties of the object:
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$obj = new JSObject([
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'x' => 'foo',
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'y' => 'bar'
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]);
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$obj->array_keys() // Returns: array('x', 'y')
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