April 15, 2018 —John Koster
The data_get
function is identical in behavior to both the array_get
and object_get
function. The difference is that the data_get
function will accept both objects and arrays as its $target
input value.
The signature of the data_get
function is:
1function data_get(2 $target,3 $key,4 $default = null5);
If we had the following code in our application:
1$arrayValue = [ 2 'green' => 'apple' 3]; 4 5$objectValue = (object)$arrayValue; 6 7$arrayValueGet = data_get($arrayValue, 'green'); 8$objectValueGet = data_get($objectValue, 'green'); 9 10// Supplying a default value.11$arrayValueDefault = data_get(12 $arrayValue,13 'Latin',14 'language'15);16 17// Supplying a default value.18$objectValueDefault = data_get(19 $arrayValue,20 'Greek',21 'language'22);
After the above code has executed, the variables would contain the following values:
Variable | Value |
---|---|
$arrayValueGet |
apple |
$objectValueGet |
apple |
$arrayValueDefault |
language |
$objectValueDefault |
language |
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