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The array_sort function internally creates a new instance of the \Illuminate\Support\Collection class with the given $array and then calls the collection's sortBy(callable $callback = null) method with the given $callback . It then converts the...
The SORT_FLAG_CASE flag can be combined with the SORT_STRING flag to treat each item as a string while also ignored the case of each item. The following example shows how to use the SORT_STRING with the SORT_FLAG_CASE flag when sorting the...
The SORT_NATURAL treats each item as a string while using a "natural ordering" algorithm to perform the sorting. The following code example shows how to use the SORT_NATURAL flag when sorting the $collection created previously (the callback...
The SORT_FLAG_CASE flag can be combined with the SORT_NATURAL flag to treat each item as a string while also ignored the case of each item. The following example shows how to use the SORT_NATURAL with the SORT_FLAG_CASE flag when sorting the...
Retrieves the first fatal error. If the error source contains multiple types of errors, such as parser errors and validation errors, all errors will be considered. Fatal errors are considered those that would produce invalid compiled PHP code,...
…ut from your tasks, if any. Output from task processes can be appended to a file or emailed to any given email address (provided that email services have been previously configured). The following table lists each of the various output management...
Macros are a way to reduce the lines of code a developer has to write, and can be traditionally thought of as "shortcuts". Laravel generally uses macros to add, or inject, functionality into various classes at runtime. Developers familiar with C#...
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…is supplied as the second argument to the attributes function. When specifying variable names, we simply prefix them with the $ symbol: 1 <?php 2 3 use function Stillat \ StatamicAttributeRenderer \ attributes ; 4 5 attributes ( [ 6 ' name ' => '...
…3 @endif 4 5 < p > Some content here. </ p > 6 7 @if ( $ condition ) 8 </ div > 9 @endif My existing Blade parser library can parse this, but doesn't produce anything worthwhile if you wanted to also work with the HTML. The prettier formatter...