Update example to use tagged_locator helper function #12944
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…peMC) This PR was merged into the 4.3 branch. Discussion ---------- Update example to use tagged_locator helper function For some reason all php examples use the `tagged_locator` helper function except one. This has been changed since I don't see any apparent reason why not to use to & it also keeps the examples more consistent. Commits ------- 8b26d01 Update example to use tagged_locator helper function
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For some reason all php examples use the
tagged_locatorhelper function except one. This has been changed since I don't see any apparent reason why not to use to & it also keeps the examples more consistent.