> > $foo = array('a' => 'apple', 'b' => 'banana');
> >
> > // Notice - Undefined offset: 1
> > // Notice - Undefined offset: 0
> > list($a,$b) = $foo;
>
> Isn't this line should be
>
> list($a, $b) = array_keys($foo);
> or
> list($a, $b) = array_values($foo);
Sure that works.
> I might miss you point, since it seems we are
> going to make these feature requests bogus.
Why? list() working with associative arrays
seems bogus to you? Please be specific as to
why this is bad. Why is requiring keys indices
to begin at 0 good or necessary? I can't think
of a case where this will be bad for a php user.
Imho it's intuitive.
Sure it's not a major deal and more pressing
needs exist but hey, what can I say. :)
Regards,
Philip
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