Enhanced array_column() to also work with object elements. #1325
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While
array_column()comes in handy for two-dimensional arrays, for the same reasons it would also come in handy if you have an array of objects.This implementation behaves in the same manner as for arrays; if the property referenced by the
$column_keyargument doesn't exist, it will be skipped. If your class features dynamic properties by using__get(), you must implement__isset()as well.