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Values can be retrieved with the session function by supplying a $key . To retrieve the test value from the earlier example the function call would look like so: 1 // Retrieving the 'test' value. 2 $ value = session ( ' test ' ) ; It is possible...
1 public function sum ( 2 $ callback = null 3 ) ;
The following code example shows the simplest way to use the sum method: 1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Collection ; 2 3 // Create a new collection instance. 4 $ collection = new Collection ( [ 5 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 6 ] ) ; 7 8 // 15 9 $ sum = $...
The signature of the tap function is: 1 function tap ( 2 $ value , 3 $ callback = null 4 ) ;
In the previous example the Closure defines a parameter named $t . When the tap function executes, the value of $talker will be used as the inner value of $t and they will refer to the same Talker instance. The following diagram visually...
If the $callback parameter is omitted when invoking the tap helper function, it will allow you to proxy method calls to the provided value. This is different from the with helper function; instead of returning the return value of the method call,...
The signature of the divide method is: 1 public static function divide ( 2 $ array 3 ) ;
The following examples demonstrate how to use the divide method separate an array into its key and value components: 1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Arr ; 2 3 $ myArray = [ 4 ' animal ' => ' Araripe Manakin ' , 5 ' plant ' => ' Pineland Wild Petunia...
The array_divide function is a shortcut to calling Arr::divide . This function is declared in the global namespace.
The signature for the bcrypt function is: 1 function bcrypt ( 2 $ value , 3 $ options = [ ] 4 ) ;