Hi
if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
then?
Sonnich
if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
then?
Sonnich
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Re: Inserting into an array...
On 23 Mar 2007 06:30:46 -0700, "Sonnich"
<sonnich.jensen @elektrobit.com wrote:
array_push()>Hi
>
>if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
>then?
>
>Sonnich
You can always run sort if you want in alphabetic order.
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Re: Inserting into an array...
Sonnich wrote:
$testArr = array('a','b',' d');Hi
>
if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
then?
>
Sonnich
// one of the 1000 ways to manipulate an array in PHP:
$testArr[] = 'c';
// [] without a number or string means just add at the end
// results in an array 'a','b','d','c'
If you want to sort it, use sort() or usort() if you need anything fancy.
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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Re: Inserting into an array...
On 23 Mar, 13:30, "Sonnich" <sonnich.jen... @elektrobit.com wrote:Hi
>
if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
then?
>
Sonnich
$array = array('a','b',' d');
$array[] = 'c';
//and if you want the array to be sorted alphabetically then use
sort($array);
//view result
//print_r($array) ;
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Re: Inserting into an array...
On 23 Mar, 13:46, "shimmyshac k" <matt.fa...@gma il.comwrote:you just pipped me Erwin - soz!On 23 Mar, 13:30, "Sonnich" <sonnich.jen... @elektrobit.com wrote:
>>Hi>if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
then?>Sonnich
$array = array('a','b',' d');
$array[] = 'c';
>
//and if you want the array to be sorted alphabetically then use
sort($array);
>
//view result
//print_r($array) ;
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Re: Inserting into an array...
On Mar 23, 3:45 pm, Erwin Moller
<since_humans_r ead_this_I_am_s pammed_too_m... @spamyourself.c omwrote:I am inserting but cannot sort it, as I have 3 arrays linked together,Sonnich wrote:>Hi>if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
then?>Sonnich
$testArr = array('a','b',' d');
// one of the 1000 ways to manipulate an array in PHP:
$testArr[] = 'c';
// [] without a number or string means just add at the end
>
// results in an array 'a','b','d','c'
>
If you want to sort it, use sort() or usort() if you need anything fancy.
>
Regards,
Erwin Moller
and the codes are not as ligical as here.
IT is a tree (like e.g. of folders) with another array with e.g.
properties or anything.
Therefore I use the array_search which tells where something is, then
after that I want to insert something.
/S
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Re: Inserting into an array...
shimmyshack wrote:
Hehe, no problem of course.On 23 Mar, 13:46, "shimmyshac k" <matt.fa...@gma il.comwrote:>>On 23 Mar, 13:30, "Sonnich" <sonnich.jen... @elektrobit.com wrote:
>>>>Hi>>if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
then?>>Sonnich
>$array = array('a','b',' d');
>$array[] = 'c';
>>
>//and if you want the array to be sorted alphabetically then use
>sort($array) ;
>>
>//view result
>//print_r($array) ;
you just pipped me Erwin - soz!
I think it is funny to see how we both gave ALMOST the same example. ;-)
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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Re: Inserting into an array...
Sonnich wrote:
On Mar 23, 3:45 pm, Erwin Moller
<since_humans_r ead_this_I_am_s pammed_too_m... @spamyourself.c omwrote:>>Sonnich wrote:>>Hi>>if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
then?>>Sonnich
>$testArr = array('a','b',' d');
>// one of the 1000 ways to manipulate an array in PHP:
>$testArr[] = 'c';
>// [] without a number or string means just add at the end
>>
>// results in an array 'a','b','d','c'
>>
>If you want to sort it, use sort() or usort() if you need anything fancy.
>>
>Regards,
>Erwin Moller
I am inserting but cannot sort it, as I have 3 arrays linked together,
and the codes are not as ligical as here.
IT is a tree (like e.g. of folders) with another array with e.g.
properties or anything.
>
Therefore I use the array_search which tells where something is, then
after that I want to insert something.
>
/S
Erm, allright.
But could you rephrase your problem, because now I can only guess.
What is it you need excactly?
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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Re: Inserting into an array...
On Mar 23, 4:26 pm, Erwin Moller
<since_humans_r ead_this_I_am_s pammed_too_m... @spamyourself.c omwrote:like in delphi, tstringlist.ins ert(id, text)Sonnich wrote:>On Mar 23, 3:45 pm, Erwin Moller
<since_humans_r ead_this_I_am_s pammed_too_m... @spamyourself.c omwrote:Sonnich wrote:
Hi>if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the way
then?>Sonnich>$testArr = array('a','b',' d');
// one of the 1000 ways to manipulate an array in PHP:
$testArr[] = 'c';
// [] without a number or string means just add at the end>// results in an array 'a','b','d','c'>If you want to sort it, use sort() or usort() if you need anything fancy.>Regards,
Erwin Moller>I am inserting but cannot sort it, as I have 3 arrays linked together,
and the codes are not as ligical as here.
IT is a tree (like e.g. of folders) with another array with e.g.
properties or anything.>Therefore I use the array_search which tells where something is, then
after that I want to insert something.>/S
Erm, allright.
>
But could you rephrase your problem, because now I can only guess.
What is it you need excactly?
>
Regards,
Erwin Moller- Hide quoted text -
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say, array1 and array2, both have 45 items.
using
$i=array_search ("xx", array1)+1;
array1[$i]="xx";
array2[$i]="yy";
array1 and array2 should now have 46 items, where "xx" was inserted at
(after) $i;
like (a,b,d) insert c -(a,b,c,d)
$i=1 as array[1] = b, therefore d should move ahaed (no 3) and I
should get c as no. 2
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Sonnich wrote:
Aha,On Mar 23, 4:26 pm, Erwin Moller
<since_humans_r ead_this_I_am_s pammed_too_m... @spamyourself.c omwrote:>>Sonnich wrote:>>On Mar 23, 3:45 pm, Erwin Moller
<since_humans_r ead_this_I_am_s pammed_too_m... @spamyourself.c omwrote:
>Sonnich wrote:
Hi>>if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the
way then?>>Sonnich>>>$testArr = array('a','b',' d');
>// one of the 1000 ways to manipulate an array in PHP:
>$testArr[] = 'c';
>// [] without a number or string means just add at the end>>>// results in an array 'a','b','d','c'>>>If you want to sort it, use sort() or usort() if you need anything
>fancy.>>>Regards,
>Erwin Moller>>I am inserting but cannot sort it, as I have 3 arrays linked together,
and the codes are not as ligical as here.
IT is a tree (like e.g. of folders) with another array with e.g.
properties or anything.>>Therefore I use the array_search which tells where something is, then
after that I want to insert something.>>/S
>Erm, allright.
>>
>But could you rephrase your problem, because now I can only guess.
>What is it you need excactly?
>>
>Regards,
>Erwin Moller- Hide quoted text -
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like in delphi, tstringlist.ins ert(id, text)
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say, array1 and array2, both have 45 items.
>
using
$i=array_search ("xx", array1)+1;
array1[$i]="xx";
array2[$i]="yy";
>
array1 and array2 should now have 46 items, where "xx" was inserted at
(after) $i;
>
like (a,b,d) insert c -(a,b,c,d)
$i=1 as array[1] = b, therefore d should move ahaed (no 3) and I
should get c as no. 2
I am not aware of a function that works excactly like that, but go to
www.php.net, and look up the functions:
array_splice()
and
array_slice()
They will help you accomplish what you need.
Good luck.
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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Re: Inserting into an array...
On Mar 23, 5:10 pm, Erwin Moller
<since_humans_r ead_this_I_am_s pammed_too_m... @spamyourself.c omwrote:This is it:Sonnich wrote:>On Mar 23, 4:26 pm, Erwin Moller
<since_humans_r ead_this_I_am_s pammed_too_m... @spamyourself.c omwrote:Sonnich wrote:
On Mar 23, 3:45 pm, Erwin Moller
<since_humans_r ead_this_I_am_s pammed_too_m... @spamyourself.c omwrote:
Sonnich wrote:
Hi>if I have an array of [a, b, d] and want to insert c, what is the
way then?>Sonnich>$testArr = array('a','b',' d');
// one of the 1000 ways to manipulate an array in PHP:
$testArr[] = 'c';
// [] without a number or string means just add at the end>// results in an array 'a','b','d','c'>If you want to sort it, use sort() or usort() if you need anything
fancy.>Regards,
Erwin Moller>I am inserting but cannot sort it, as I have 3 arrays linked together,
and the codes are not as ligical as here.
IT is a tree (like e.g. of folders) with another array with e.g.
properties or anything.>Therefore I use the array_search which tells where something is, then
after that I want to insert something.>/S>Erm, allright.>But could you rephrase your problem, because now I can only guess.
What is it you need excactly?>Regards,
Erwin Moller- Hide quoted text ->- Show quoted text ->like in delphi, tstringlist.ins ert(id, text)>say, array1 and array2, both have 45 items.>using
$i=array_search ("xx", array1)+1;
array1[$i]="xx";
array2[$i]="yy";>array1 and array2 should now have 46 items, where "xx" was inserted at
(after) $i;>like (a,b,d) insert c -(a,b,c,d)
$i=1 as array[1] = b, therefore d should move ahaed (no 3) and I
should get c as no. 2
Aha,
>
I am not aware of a function that works excactly like that, but go towww.php.net, and look up the functions:
array_splice()
and
array_slice()
>
They will help you accomplish what you need.
$code1 = array_merge(arr ay_slice($code1 , 0, $key+1), array($new),
array_slice($co de1, $key+1));
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