Could you have a OOP methodology access to array

[Vitold S]

Hello,

Do u know about planning or implementing OOP methdology access to array
methods in PHP in future. Like show code later:

$a = new Array();
$a->append("hello");
$a->shift();
$p = $a->pop();

$b = Array::fill(fill_char="*", count=20)
$b->pop()

Also how about syntetic Map object from Java?

Thanks.

[Jim Lucas]

Post by Vitold S
Hello,
Do u know about planning or implementing OOP methdology access to array
$a = new Array();
$a->append("hello");
$a->shift();
$p = $a->pop();
$b = Array::fill(fill_char="*", count=20)
$b->pop()
Also how about syntetic Map object from Java?
Thanks.

Do you mean this?

http://php.net/manual/en/class.arrayobject.php

[David Harkness]

Post by Jim Lucas

Post by Vitold S
$a = new Array();
$a->append("hello");
$a->shift();
$p = $a->pop();
$b = Array::fill(fill_char="*", count=20)
$b->pop()

Do you mean this?
http://php.net/manual/en/class.arrayobject.php

ArrayObject implements only a handful of the array functions. It misses
most of the array_* functions such as array_keys, array_fill,
array_intersect, etc. Since the underlying array is stored in a private
field, you'd either need to create your own class or use reflection in a
subclass (ick) to add these other features.

Cheers,
David

[Christoph Becker]

Post by Vitold S
Do u know about planning or implementing OOP methdology access to array
$a = new Array();
$a->append("hello");
$a->shift();
$p = $a->pop();
$b = Array::fill(fill_char="*", count=20)
$b->pop()

See
<http://nikic.github.io/2014/03/14/Methods-on-primitive-types-in-PHP.html>.