/**
* Creates a four-dimensional OOP array.
*
* @param int $lengthDim1 The length of the array at the first level.
* @param int $lengthDim2 The length(s) of the array(s) at the second level.
* @param int $lengthDim3 The length(s) of the array(s) at the third level.
* @param int $lengthDim4 **OPTIONAL. Default is** `0`. The length(s) of the array(s) at the fourth level.
*
* @return CArrayObject The new array.
*/
public static function makeDim4($lengthDim1, $lengthDim2, $lengthDim3, $lengthDim4 = 0)
{
return to_oop(CArray::makeDim4($lengthDim1, $lengthDim2, $lengthDim3, $lengthDim4));
}
/**
* @ignore
*/
function oop_x($value)
{
return is_oop_on() ? to_oop($value) : $value;
}
/**
* Splits a string into substrings using a specified regular expression pattern or patterns as the delimiter(s) and
* returns the resulting strings as an array.
*
* If no delimiter patterns were found, the resulting array contains just one element, which is the original
* string. If a delimiter is located at the very start or at the very end of the string or next to another
* delimiter, it will accordingly cause some string(s) in the resulting array to be empty.
*
* As a special case, the delimiter pattern can be empty, which will split the string into its constituting
* characters.
*
* @param string|array|map $delimiterPatternOrPatterns The pattern or array of patterns to be recognized as the
* delimiter(s).
*
* @return CArrayObject The resulting strings of type `CUStringObject`.
*/
public function reSplit($delimiterPatternOrPatterns)
{
$delimiterPatternOrPatterns = self::ensureUModifier($delimiterPatternOrPatterns);
return to_oop(CRegex::split($this, $delimiterPatternOrPatterns));
}
