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02/05/2017 12:49:05 PM (9 years ago)
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  • Ticket #34699, comment 6

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    11IMO it makes sense to introduce this function. While it is not that complex to do it manually at this point, a function like that would still allow for cleaner code and it also makes sense to introduce this function for parity. We have `add_query_arg()` and `remove_query_arg()`, so one could easily assume there is also `get_query_arg()`.
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    3 I provided a new patch, where `$key` is also supported to be an array, so it works in the same way like the other two functions. Open question: If `$key` is an array and one of its keys is not available as query argument, should the result array include the key with value `NULL` or should it just be left out? For `isset()` it wouldn't matter, but for `array_key_exists()` it would. Leaving it out would make the function code a bit simpler, but it would also mean there could be notices if a user simply tries to access a key that is not set.
     3I provided a new patch with [attachment:34699.diff], where `$key` is also supported to be an array, so it works in the same way like the other two functions. Open question: If `$key` is an array and one of its keys is not available as query argument, should the result array include the key with value `NULL` or should it just be left out? For `isset()` it wouldn't matter, but for `array_key_exists()` it would. Leaving it out would make the function code a bit simpler, but it would also mean there could be notices if a user simply tries to access a key that is not set.
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    55This function would still need to unit tests, in case the decision is to introduce it. I'll gladly provide those after we have it figured out.