Not sure what the point or use of "1=test1" as an argument. Or maybe I
am missing the reason. I would use 'testname=test1' so I could put it
anywhere in the argument list and someone reading the function would
know what they need to pass the function.
Seems strange to have unnamed argument that could appear in random
position in the list?
i.e. what is different about these two? Would a plugin really be able
to treat them equally or would the plugin react differently for
each.
term 2=test2 'six' field=value 'two' three="3" 1=test
term 2=test2 'two' field=value 'six' three="3" 1=test
So I think you got it pretty good in the original except for choosing
'' as the array key which took me a long time to figure out since i
didn;t understand php arrays much! Why not just change the double
quote to a reserved word
['unnamed'][1] => term or ['#'][1] => term
['unnamed'][2] => two or ['#'][2] => two
[2] => test2
[field] => value
[three] => 3
[1] => test
I'd prefer the double array like above instead of [#1] (if # isn't
allowed as array key then use reserved word.)
Anyway, I'm OK with whatever you implement as long as I can get the
field-value pairs in the array and I can get the unnamed arguments
with numerical index of order.
john
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