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@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ class Router {
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* // Register a route with the router
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* // Register a route with the router
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- * Router::register('GET' ,'/', function() {return 'Home!';});
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+ * Router::register('GET', '/', function() {return 'Home!';});
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* // Register a route that handles multiple URIs with the router
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* // Register a route that handles multiple URIs with the router
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* Router::register(array('GET', '/', 'GET /home'), function() {return 'Home!';});
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* Router::register(array('GET', '/', 'GET /home'), function() {return 'Home!';});
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@@ -542,7 +542,7 @@ class Router {
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$fallback = array_get(static::$fallback, $method, array());
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$fallback = array_get(static::$fallback, $method, array());
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// When building the array of routes, we'll merge in all of the fallback
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// When building the array of routes, we'll merge in all of the fallback
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- // routes for each request methdo individually. This allows us to avoid
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+ // routes for each request method individually. This allows us to avoid
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// collisions when merging the arrays together.
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// collisions when merging the arrays together.
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$routes[$method] = array_merge($routes[$method], $fallback);
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$routes[$method] = array_merge($routes[$method], $fallback);
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}
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}
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