Hey,
I'm not sure what the use for the newly introduced ArrayAccessor class is.
It seems to not be providing a lot of functionality on top of ArrayObject.
And I found that one rarely actually needs the functionality ArrayObject
provides. And when one does not need it, it is better to not have it, and
stick with the simplest implementation possible.
The get method of this class is throwing an InvalidArgumentException when a
non-existing element is requested. This is wrong, as the provided argument
is not invalid. An OutOfBoundsException would work.
Cheers
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Jeroen De Dauw
http://www.bn2vs.com
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