Description:
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When calling a defined function like this:

call_user_func_array ('myfunc', $myarray);

The $myarray array only contains the first value, but not the whole array. For instance:

function myfunc ($myarray)
{
  if (is_array($myarray)) print("It's an array");
  else print ("It's not an array");
}

call_user_func_array ('myfunc', array ("first", "second", "third"));

Then you would receive the message "It's not an array". If you print_r the array, then you would only get "first".

Then, if you change the call to this:

call_user_func_array ('myfunc', array (array ("first", "second", "third")));

It works as expected. So, the documentation available at http://es.php.net/manual/en/function.call-user-func-array.php seems to be wrong.

Thanks for your time. Hope this helps.

Reproduce code:
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function myfunc ($myarray)
{
  if (is_array($myarray)) print("It's an array");
  else print ("It's not an array");
}

call_user_func_array ('myfunc', array ("first", "second", "third"));

Expected result:
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It's an array

Actual result:
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It's not an array