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  1. This isn't a major issue, but it is very annoying. I have an xpath expression such as: [code]$this->{XML}->xpath("/template/main/title");[/code] which I simply want to echo directly to the programs output at this point.  Xpath always returns its result as an array, however I know for a fact that there will always be exactly one result for this query.  I would like to put: [code]echo ($this->{XML}->xpath("/template/main/title"))[0];[/code] however PHP5 considers this a syntax error. Is this a bug, or just a quirk of PHP syntax?  I know I've done shortcuts like that with other programming languages on the results of a function call. Adding an extra variable just for one-time usage is simply annoying and (possibly) inefficient.  Thanks.
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