Re: [PHP] Array problem in PHP. Please help.

2001-07-12 Thread Christian Reiniger

On Thursday 12 July 2001 16:37, Michael Champagne wrote:
> Ok, here's the print_r() output of my 2 arrays.  The first really just
> has an extra dimension.  How can I get the format of the first one
> looking like the bottom one (just an array of key => value pairs)?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Array ( [0] => Array ( [trade_date] => Trade Date )
> [1] => Array ( [settle_date] => Settlement Date )

[...]

> Array ( [trade_date] => Trade Date
> [settle_date] => Settlement Date


Hmm, try this:

$DestArray = array ();

foreach ($SrcArray as $Foo)
{
foreach (array_keys ($Foo) as $Key) {
$DestArray [$Key] = $Foo [$Key];
}
}

$DestArray should be what you want after this treatment...

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RE: [PHP] Array problem in PHP. Please help.

2001-07-12 Thread Adrian Ciutureanu

foreach($oldArray as $a)) {
list($key, $value) = each($a);
$newArray[$key] = $value;
}


> -Original Message-
> From: Michael Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 12 iulie 2001 17:37
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> Subject: [PHP] Array problem in PHP. Please help.
> 
> 
> Ok, here's the print_r() output of my 2 arrays.  The first 
> really just has an
> extra dimension.  How can I get the format of the first one 
> looking like the
> bottom one (just an array of key => value pairs)?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Array ( [0] => Array ( [trade_date] => Trade Date )
> [1] => Array ( [settle_date] => Settlement Date )
>   [2] => Array ( [symbol] => Symbol )
>   [3] => Array ( [blank] => Blank Field )
>   [4] => Array ( [account] => Broker Account )
>   [5] => Array ( [symbol_desc] => Symbol Description )
>   [6] => Array ( [symbol_desc] => Symbol Description )
>   [7] => Array ( [first_money] => First Money ) )
> 
> Array ( [trade_date] => Trade Date
> [settle_date] => Settlement Date
>   [symbol] => Symbol
>   [account] => Broker Account
>   [symbol_desc] => Symbol Description
>   [first_money] => First Money
>   [buy_sell] => Buy/Sell [comm] )
> 
> 
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[PHP] Array problem in PHP. Please help.

2001-07-12 Thread Michael Champagne

Ok, here's the print_r() output of my 2 arrays.  The first really just has an
extra dimension.  How can I get the format of the first one looking like the
bottom one (just an array of key => value pairs)?

Thanks!

Array ( [0] => Array ( [trade_date] => Trade Date )
[1] => Array ( [settle_date] => Settlement Date )
[2] => Array ( [symbol] => Symbol )
[3] => Array ( [blank] => Blank Field )
[4] => Array ( [account] => Broker Account )
[5] => Array ( [symbol_desc] => Symbol Description )
[6] => Array ( [symbol_desc] => Symbol Description )
[7] => Array ( [first_money] => First Money ) )

Array ( [trade_date] => Trade Date
[settle_date] => Settlement Date
[symbol] => Symbol
[account] => Broker Account
[symbol_desc] => Symbol Description
[first_money] => First Money
[buy_sell] => Buy/Sell [comm] )


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