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Optimize isList #285
Optimize isList #285
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This PR needs a rebase.
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$keys = array_keys($array); | ||
if (array_keys($keys) !== $keys) { |
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Try running composer run cs-fix
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I get "The system cannot find the path specified."
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I've downloaded it and run it manually. Is this what you meant? It changed the array style to the old style.
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composer run install-tools
first.
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Thanks, same outcome though. It still uses the old array syntax.
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You need to add \
before array_keys
, I think? But cs says it passes, so maybe not.
This is a follow up to the discussion from #247.
During normal usage, I noticed this function is very inefficient. It doesn't use the built-in function
array_is_list
and the polyfil is very inefficient for most cases. Yes, the current implementation is very efficient for true lists, but has very bad performance with any other list, e.g. the one from the previous PR.The current implementation would benefit from a very simple optimization:
foreach (array_keys($array) as $k) {
but no sense in doing this if we can achieve an overall better performance with justarray_keys
.The current implementation builds a new array in memory. This is super efficient if the array was built like this
range(1, 1000)
. But if the array is large and contains other arrays or objects then building a copy of it is very bad. So we need to get rid ofarray_values()
. This also solves the issue from previous PR because we are no longer comparing the values.This is the most efficient and the most correct implementation I could find.