Set::combine($data, '{n}.Person.id', '{n}', '{n}.Person.group_id');
Note that the people will be indexed by their ids, but that shouldn't
be a problem.
hth
grigri
On Aug 25, 3:14 pm, MarcS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have the following data
>
> 0: array =
> Person: array =
> id: long = 1
> name: string = "n1"
> group_id: long = 1
> 1: array =
> Person: array =
> id: long = 2
> name: string = "n2"
> group_id: long = 1
> 2: array =
> Person: array =
> id: long = 3
> name: string = "n3"
> group_id: long = 2
>
> What I would like an array that is grouped by the group_id
> The result should be
> 1: array =
> 0: array =
> Person: array =
> id: long = 1
> name: string = "n1"
> group_id: long = 1
> 1: array =
> Person: array =
> id: long = 2
> name: string = "n2"
> group_id: long = 1
> 2: array =
> 0: array =
> Person: array =
> id: long = 3
> name: string = "n3"
> group_id: long = 2
>
> Is that possible to do with the set class?
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