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Access array returned by a function in php
Trivial question; is it possible to get the current index of a returning array from a PHP function, like JavaScript can like this:
function returnSomething()
{
return ['one', 'two', 'three'];
}
var two = returnSomething()[1]; // two
I’ve always wondered if PHP can do this, I’ve tried ages ago (but it is invalid to do so), and never got to ask here.
PHP can do this starting from 5.4; it’s called array dereferencing.