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- Allow NULL for $matches argument (helps when using preg_match only for
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match condition) - might not be possible
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- http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=36983
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http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=33151
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- I'd love to see a pattern modifer which says "don't fill $matches except
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for the overall match and any specific named captures". This would allow
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(?: ...) to be avoided in a lot of cases.
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This could make for non-trivial speed enhancements with regexes that have
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a lot of parens when working on long strings, since you'd not have to
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copy them multiple times to the $matches array.
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Also, it makes $matches much cleaner after a match where you've named the
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captures you're interested in.
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(Note that this would not involve the use of PCRE_NO_AUTO_CAPTURE, as
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that would change the semantics of backreferences)
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- In looking at preg_grep, I think it'd be pretty easy to implement some flags:
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PREG_GREP_REKEY_ALL --- all key values are rekeyed, as if return array had been
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passed through array_values().
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PREG_GREP_REKEY_NUMS --- only numeric key values are rekeyed; string key values
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are maintained
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PREG_GREP_REKEY_NONE ---- (default and current situation) keys are maintained
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I can't judge the social effect of changing the default, but my intuition
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of a grep function in PHP would be that the default is PREG_GREP_REKEY_NUMS
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or PREG_GREP_REKEY_ALL....
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