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Method aggregate()
- Method aggregate
array aggregate(mixed ... elements)
- Description
Construct an array with the arguments as indices.
This function could be written in Pike as:
array aggregate(mixed ... elems) { return elems; }- Note
Arrays are dynamically allocated there is no need to declare them like
int a[10]=allocate(10);(and it isn't possible either) like in C, justarray(int) a=allocate(10);will do.- See also
Extracted from Pike v7.3 release 11 at 2001-11-03.