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It's kind of similar to the syntax of uri query strings and the php syntax for appending to arrays, in that an extra pair of square brackets indicates appending
by adrusi 8y ago
It's kind of similar to the syntax of uri query strings and the php syntax for appending to arrays, in that an extra pair of square brackets indicates appending:
In php:
$a[] = 1;
$a[] = 2;
# $a == array(1, 2)
In URIs:
http://example.org/?a[]=1&b[]=2
Compare to TOML
[[a]]
item = 1
[[a]]
item = 2
- majewsky 8y agoThat URI syntax is just a convention used by some web frameworks. You can just as well write https://example.org?foo=bar&foo=baz
- TimothyBJacobs 8y agoNot for PHP at least, maybe others, the last query arg will win.