This is not strictly a CakePHP question but I hope that is OK.
I am trying to merge two arrays. One containing dummy-data for each
hour of the day, the other containing actual data extracted from a
model for only some hours.
All keys are strings but keys that looks like nice integers to php
gets treated as such. That sucks. I specifically set them as string
for a reason. for a number of good and bad reasons I really don't want
to rethink everything around this by using all numbers. I also would
like to avoid using another for-loop when there are merge-functions.
Is there a way to get array_merge() or Set::merge() to comply?
Is there a way to merge these two arrays in the way I would expect
them to be merged?
code:
Part of the dummy array
(
[08] => 0
[09] => 0
[10] => 0
[11] => 0
[12] => 0
)
Part of the data to merge int it
(
[10] => 5
[12] => 3
[09] => 4
)
Value '09' is padded and thus still a string. 10 and 12 is treated as
numbers (dispite being generated as strings) and totally mess up the
resulting array. The mess is different depending on the merge function
I use.
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