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More precise array_keys
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#3590
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if (!$keysArray->isConstantArray()->no()) { | ||
$newArrayType = new ArrayType( | ||
$keysArray->getIterableKeyType()->generalize(GeneralizePrecision::lessSpecific()), | ||
$keysArray->getIterableValueType()->generalize(GeneralizePrecision::lessSpecific()), | ||
); | ||
} |
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we could make this more sophisticated and support more filtering on constant array, but I think this is good enough for now.
until a few days ago I didn't even know array_keys
can filter by values - it feels pretty rare
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Just wondering if any of this could also be done inside See also #2117 where I played around with adding filter support 😊 |
Nice, sorry, noticed too late and should have mentioned it earlier. Later on, e.g. in #3514 I used |
I used $strict as bool, because other methods in Type also use it. Do you see a use-case where Trinary would come in handy? |
Not necessarily. If others use that too, then consistency makes sense IMO. |
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closes phpstan/phpstan#11928