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Remove 'use dot notation' warning. While dot notation is by far preferred, sometimes 'array' notation can be used to avoid renaming of a property by the GCC.
Remove 'use dot notation' warning. While dot notation is by far preferred, sometimes 'array' notation can be used to avoid renaming of a property by the GCC.

Signed-off-by: Erik de Bruin <c195b508e6f0c57aeafdb5e96947e2b79e6a4b40@ixsoftware.nl>
