PHP 7.4 compatibility fix / implode argument order #2561
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`implode()` takes two parameters, `$glue` and `$pieces`. For historical reasons, `implode()` accepted these parameters in either order, though it was recommended to use the documented argument order of `implode( $glue, $pieces )`. PHP 7.4 is slated to deprecate the tolerance for passing the parameters for `implode()` in reverse order. PHP 8.0 is expected to remove the tolerance for this completely. Refs: * https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecations_php_7_4#implode_parameter_order_mix * https://php.net/manual/en/function.implode.php These instances were discovered while testing a new PHPCompatibility sniff to detect this issue.
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Thanks a lot for fixing these. |
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You're welcome ;-) |
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implode()takes two parameters,$glueand$pieces.For historical reasons,
implode()accepted these parameters in either order, though it was recommended to use the documented argument order ofimplode( $glue, $pieces ).PHP 7.4 is slated to deprecate the tolerance for passing the parameters for
implode()in reverse order.PHP 8.0 is expected to remove the tolerance for this completely.
Refs:
These instances were discovered while testing a new PHPCompatibility sniff to detect this issue.