@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ List of Methods
5353.. csv-table ::
5454 :class: docutils internal-toc
5555
56- :php:meth: `append `, :php:meth: `appendItem `, :php:meth: `avg `,
56+ :php:meth: `any `, :php:meth: ` append `, :php:meth: `appendItem `, :php:meth: `avg `,
5757 :php:meth: `buffered `, :php:meth: `chunk `, :php:meth: `chunkWithKeys `
5858 :php:meth: `combine `, :php:meth: `compile `, :php:meth: `contains `
5959 :php:meth: `countBy `, :php:meth: `each `, :php:meth: `every `
@@ -361,16 +361,21 @@ a collection matches a test you can use ``every()``::
361361 return $person->age < 21;
362362 });
363363
364+ .. php :method :: any($callback)
364365 .. php :method :: some($callback)
365366
366367 You can see if the collection contains at least one element matching a filter
367- function using the ``some () `` method::
368+ function using the ``any () `` method::
368369
369370 $collection = new Collection($people);
370- $hasYoungPeople = $collection->some (function ($person) {
371+ $hasYoungPeople = $collection->any (function ($person) {
371372 return $person->age < 21;
372373 });
373374
375+ .. note ::
376+
377+ The ``some() `` method is an alias of ``any() ``.
378+
374379.. php :method :: match($conditions)
375380
376381 If you need to extract a new collection containing only the elements that
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