I\'m used to perl\'s map() function where the callback can assign both the key and the value, thus creating an associative array where the input was a flat array. I\'m aware of
A good use case of yield
operator!
$arr = array('a','b','c','d');
$fct = function(array $items) {
foreach($items as $letter)
{
yield sprintf("key-%s",
$letter
) => "yes";
}
};
$newArr = iterator_to_array($fct($arr));
which gives:
array(4) {
'key-a' =>
string(3) "yes"
'key-b' =>
string(3) "yes"
'key-c' =>
string(3) "yes"
'key-d' =>
string(3) "yes"
}