Here's what I came up with.
function flattenArray($a) {
// reduce raw matrix to single level matrix of matrices
// that will be the rows in results table.
$r1 = array();
$r2 = array();
foreach ($a as $k1 = $v1) {
foreach ($v1 as $k2 = $v2) {
OK, thanks.
I'm reading 'set.php' and see external references such as ' * See the
unit test for more information.'
Where do I look for that?
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I am completely stumped. I have tried combinations of Set::extract,
Set::classicExtract, Set::combine, and Set::flatten to get the results
I show below. Perhaps this is a straight php question rather than
cakePHP?
1) How do I obtain the results demonstrated?
2) How do I extract the key _names_
you can always use foreach() ;)
the set:: methods wont use anything else, either (internally)
so its also the quickest way of doing it.
On 6 Dez., 22:41, McScreech scre...@sympatico.ca wrote:
I am completely stumped. I have tried combinations of Set::extract,
Set::classicExtract,
What euromark said, just do your own forloop and append them to a new
array.
On Dec 6, 1:58 pm, euromark dereurom...@googlemail.com wrote:
you can always use foreach() ;)
the set:: methods wont use anything else, either (internally)
so its also the quickest way of doing it.
On 6 Dez.,
