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```
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Pointer callbacks can also be used to customize a key. We can achieve that by updating the key **reference**:
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```php
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$json = JsonParser::parse($source)->pointer('/results/-/name/first', function (string $name, string &$key) {
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$key = 'first_name';
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});
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foreach ($json as $key => $value) {
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// 1st iteration: $key === 'first_name', $value === 'Sara'
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// 2nd iteration: $key === 'first_name', $value === 'Andrea'
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// and so on for all the objects in the array...
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}
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```
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If the callbacks are enough to handle the pointers and we don't need to run any common logic for all pointers, we can avoid to manually call `foreach()` by chaining the method `traverse()`:
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```php
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