Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=12129&edit=1
ID: 12129
Comment by: KayL at cust dot in
Reported by: dmertens at zyprexia dot com
Summary: array_remove()
Status: Not a bug
Type: Feature/Change Request
Package: Feature/Change Request
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.0.6
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
Fcuk. Ofc I meant:
$needle = "bar";
$hackstack = Array("foo"=>"bar", 0=>"red", "would be"=>"cool");
array_remove($needle, $hackstack) = Array(0=>"red", "would be"=>"cool");
$needle = Array("cool", 0xB16B00B5);
$hackstack = Array("foo"=>"bar", 8=>0xB16B00B5, "would be"=>"cool");
array_remove($needle, $hackstack) = Array("foo"=>"bar");
Previous Comments:
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[2012-08-30 19:14:31] KayL at cust dot in
No it is not.
What if I do not know the key, but want to delete exactly that array element?
Examples:
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$needle = "foo";
$hackstack = Array("foo"=>"bar", 0=>"red", "would be"=>"cool");
array_remove($needle, $hackstack) = Array(0=>"red", "would be"=>"cool");
$needle = Array("would be", 0);
$hackstack = Array("foo"=>"bar", 0=>"red", "would be"=>"cool");
array_remove($needle, $hackstack) = Array("foo"=>"bar");
Function:
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function array_remove(mixed $needle, Array $hackstack)
{
if(empty($hackstack)) return Array();
$new_array = Array();
foreach($hackstack as $key=>$value)
{
if($value != $needle)
{
$new_array[$key] = $value;
}
}
return $new_array;
}
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[2001-07-13 03:44:41] z...@php.net
Thank you for the suggestion! However this functionality is already part of PHP.
Use:
unset ($array['key']);
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[2001-07-13 03:21:58] dmertens at zyprexia dot com
I would like to see an function called array_remove(needle, haystack) with
removes an item from an associative (or indexed) array.
Currently i have a workaround which loops the array. During the loop a new
array is created. When the loop finds the item which has to be removed, it skip
the current item.
After the loop, the new array is returned. A function like this would complete
the array functions.
Dave Mertens
dmert...@zyprexia.com
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