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<?xml version="1.0"?> <documentation xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="https://phpcsstandards.github.io/PHPCSDevTools/phpcsdocs.xsd" title="Array Multiple Statement Alignment" > <standard> <![CDATA[ When declaring arrays, there should be one space on either side of a double arrow operator used to assign a value to a key. ]]> </standard> <code_comparison> <code title="Valid: correct spacing between the key and value."> <![CDATA[ $foo = array( 'cat'<em> => </em>22 ); $bar = array( 'year'<em> => </em>$current_year ); ]]> </code> <code title="Invalid: No or incorrect spacing between the key and value."> <![CDATA[ $foo = array( 'cat'<em>=></em>22 ); $bar = array( 'year'<em>=> </em>$current_year ); ]]> </code> </code_comparison> <standard> <![CDATA[ In the case of a block of related assignments, it is recommended to align the arrows to promote readability. ]]> </standard> <code_comparison> <code title="Valid: Double arrow operators aligned"> <![CDATA[ $args = array( 'cat'<em> => </em>22, 'year'<em> => </em>$current_year, 'monthnum'<em> => </em>$current_month, ); ]]> </code> <code title="Invalid: Not aligned; harder to read"> <![CDATA[ $args = array( 'cat' <em>=></em> 22, 'year' <em>=></em> $current_year, 'monthnum' <em>=></em> $current_month, ); ]]> </code> </code_comparison> </documentation>