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• Query now accepts only \Closure parameters instead of callable. Callables can be converted to closures using the new first-class array syntax in PHP 8.1. • Query::execute() no longer runs results decorator array|\ArrayObject $array Some array value. */ public function foo($array) { } Anonymous Functions (Closures) Defining anonymous functions follows the PSR-1269 coding style guide, where they are declared virtual fields in the results of find(list). Customize Key-Value Output Lastly it is possible to use closures to access entity accessor methods in your list finds. // In your Authors Entity create a virtual

foo($array) { } Coding Standards 199 CakePHP Cookbook Documentation, Release 3.10 Anonymous Functions (Closures) Defining anonymous functions follows the PSR-280 coding style guide, where they are declared with 'author.name' ])->contain(['Authors']); Customize Key-Value Output Lastly it is possible to use closures to access entity accessor methods in your list finds. // In your Authors Entity create a virtual $context) { return in_array($value, ['admin', 'editor', 'author'], true); } } You can also use closures for validation rules: $validator->add('name', 'myRule', [ 'rule' => function ($data, $provider)

array|\ArrayObject $array Some array value. */ public function foo($array) { } Anonymous Functions (Closures) Defining anonymous functions follows the PSR-1278 coding style guide, where they are declared virtual fields in the results of find(list). Customize Key-Value Output Lastly it is possible to use closures to access entity accessor methods in your list finds. // In your Authors Entity create a virtual $context): bool { return in_array($value, ['admin', 'editor', 'author'], true); } } You can also use closures for validation rules: $validator->add('name', 'myRule', [ 'rule' => function ($value, array $context)

view variables that contain un-serializable content such as SimpleXML objects, resource handles, or closures you might not be able to use view caching. Clearing the Cache It is important to remember that

view variables that contain un-serializable content such as SimpleXML objects, resource handles, or closures you might not be able to use view caching. More about Views 95 CakePHP Cookbook Documentation