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Doc Bug #37895 Add implode() & explode() to Array Function reference
Submitted: 2006-06-22 20:15 UTC Modified: 2006-06-29 17:29 UTC
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From: sergiovalenzuela at yahoo dot com Assigned:
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 [2006-06-22 20:15 UTC] sergiovalenzuela at yahoo dot com 
Description:
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Is it possible to add the documentation for the implode() and explode() functions to the Array Function reference?  Currently, these two functions are only listed in the String Function reference, even though they operate on both strings and arrays.

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 [2006-06-29 16:46 UTC] sammywg@php.net 
You get the point - it is in the string documentation section already. Each document is once only in the complete documentation so why shall we move the explode() and implode() docs to another tree?

I don't think it would be a good idea to move them because of the most requests for are "How do I split a string into chunks by a special separator?" or as equal "How do I merge array values to string?" On the other hand, there are a lot of people knowing the functions are documented in the string tree, why we should confuse them?

In summary moving the functions to an other documentation tree triggers more problems as it solves.
 [2006-06-29 17:29 UTC] nlopess@php.net 
The problem is that we cannot link the file into another category.
 
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