Sometimes i use things like that in pure php
$Subject = 'this key1, that key2';
$Replaces = ['key1'=>'value1','key2'=>'value2'];
$Return = str_replace(array_keys($Replaces), array_values($Replaces), $Subject);
// should return 'this value1, that value2
In Laravel collection that doesn't work, unless you convert the collection toArray();
so str_replace($Replaces->keys(), $Replaces->values(), $subject); // doesn't work
and str_replace(array_keys($Replaces->toArray(),...); // works
So, is it possible to achieve that by using collection?
I have no reason whatsoever to use collection, i just had that question in mind and thought to look it up, no i'm not stuck here! and i know that it's gonna be slower to use collection than to user pure php, but it's just something to scratch head with!
and thanks!