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01/15/25
php8 ioncube decompilation of Named arguments
Decompile Values of the form paramName: $value are named
arguments (or named parameters). This functionality was introduced in
PHP 8.0. Named arguments allow you to specify the values of a function
or method's parameters using their names, rather than just their
position in the argument list.
php
array_fill(paramName: $value, value: 50, count: 100, start_index: 0, array: $value);
php
$result = array_fill(start_index: 0, count: 3, value: 'example');
print_r($result);
note:
start_index — starting index.
count — number of elements.
value — value to fill.
count — number of elements.
value — value to fill.
result
Array
(
[
] => example
[ ] => example
[ ] => example
)Named arguments allow you to:
- Explicitly specify function parameters by name. This is useful when a function has many parameters or parameters with long default values.
- Omit optional parameters. You can specify only those parameters that are required, regardless of their order.
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