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Posted by Jochem Maas on 06/11/89 11:05
Leif Gregory wrote:
> Hello Sebastian,
>
> Wednesday, January 12, 2005, 5:22:20 PM, you wrote:
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> S> how do i delete keys from an array if it has no values?
> S> eg, this:
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> array_merge($name);
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> Try it that way first. If not,
read the manual entry first (see below) - and understand what the
function actually does - never just assume because its giving you the
result you want now that it will always work the way you expect.
>
> $name = array_merge($name);
>
> But I think I remember the first way working for me.
you think???
hit the manual: http://www.php.net/array_merge
(thats 30 chars to type in the addressbar of your favorite browser and
then you'd be sure)
probably array_merge() will do what he wants but there maybe
side-effects that will bite him in the ass later on, same goes for my
(previous) suggestion of array_values() as it happens <blush>.
a tip for those who don't already know:
php.net (and its mirrors (I usually use nl2.php.net)) have a great
search mechanism:
http://www.php.net/<function-name>
replace <function-name> with the name of function your interested in and
boom your right at the page you need! actually other keywords work as
well. for instance:
need to know more about arrays: http://www.php.net/array
or mysql http://www.php.net/mysql
or overloading http://www.php.net/overload
even when you don't know the exact keyword to use, your guess will often
get you where you want!
<BLATANT-PROMO>
nl2.php.net is the best php mirror out there *obviously*, nothing to do
with the fact that the guys that run it are friends of mine, or the fact
that they do such a great job at hosting alot of the sites I
build/run/own ;-) [www.nedlinux.nl: linux freaks with a lowlands twist]
</BLATANT-PROMO>
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> Cheers,
> Leif Gregory
>
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