On the Debuggable blog there's an interesting post where Felix talks a bit about something I've seen requested quite a bit - a method for locating information in an array.
His answer is an XPath-style query system to root out your custom information.
One of the requirements [of the original Set::extract method] was that the new method would need to be faster or at least as fast as the old implementation.
My first attempts were big failures....
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