Hi Levi Morrison, > I was actually working on this sort of thing recently. _Technically_, > you can support `all`, `any`, and `first` by using a single function: > > function find_first(iterable $of, callable($value, $key): bool $thatSatistifes): Iterator > > It converts the $iterable into an Iterator, then calls the callback > for each key/value pair until one returns true, and then always > returns the iterator at the current position. > > I'm not sure that in practice it would be that friendly, but it's > worth pointing out for discussion at least.
I'd find the `find($iterable, $callable, $default = null): mixed` to be more user-friendly, personally, and would worry about accidentally increasing memory usage if I left one of those iterables around as a saved value or a long-lived local variable. There's plenty of time until the php 8.1 feature freeze, so I don't feel like increasing the scope of this RFC (https://wiki.php.net/rfc/any_all_on_iterable) even though I would find some version of `find()` with a callback useful. Thanks, - Tyson -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: https://www.php.net/unsub.php
