shared-arrays.php File Reference
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Functions | |
| array_export ($array_to_export, $name_of_array) | |
| array_merge_2 (&$array, &$array_i) | |
| array_merge_n () | |
| endKey ($array) | |
| firstKey ($array) | |
| arrayColumnCompare ($x, $y, $column, $reverse=false) | |
Function Documentation
| array_export | ( | $ | array_to_export, | |
| $ | name_of_array | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 17 of file shared-arrays.php.
Referenced by blogger_savecategories(), discuss_saveOptions(), dox_saveOptions(), events_savecategories(), modulesetup_discuss(), modulesetup_gallery2(), renderEditor(), save(), discussThread::save(), discussSection::save(), discussForum::save(), discuss_userPosts::save(), OptionalChoice::save(), MembershipType::save(), Member::save(), Hotel::save(), Event::save(), ConventionSettings::save(), Convention::save(), blogger_entry::save(), subscriptionsManager::save(), and saveSystemOptions().
| array_merge_2 | ( | &$ | array, | |
| &$ | array_i | |||
| ) |
Merges two arrays of any dimension
This is the process' core! Here each array is merged with the current resulting one
- Parameters:
-
array Resulting array - passed by reference array_i Array to be merged - passed by reference
Definition at line 35 of file shared-arrays.php.
Referenced by commentHandler::addComment(), array_merge_n(), commentHandler::deleteComment(), and commentHandler::editComment().
| array_merge_n | ( | ) |
Merges any number of arrays of any dimension
The arrays to be merged are passed as arguments to the function, which uses an external function (array_merge_2) to merge each of them with the resulting one as it's being constructed
- Returns:
- array Resulting array, once all have been merged
Definition at line 71 of file shared-arrays.php.
References array_merge_2().
Referenced by commentHandler::commentHandler().
| arrayColumnCompare | ( | $ | x, | |
| $ | y, | |||
| $ | column, | |||
| $ | reverse = false | |||
| ) |
Compares two array elements (for use with usort), but with further added functionality. You pass a column ID to the function, and wether the comparison is reversed (from larger to smaller)
The following code sample shows two sample functions, which would sort an array according to the "title" column, in direct and reverse order respectively:
function compare_title($x, $y) { return arrayColumnCompare($x, $y, "title"); }
function compare_titlerev($x, $y) { return arrayColumnCompare($x, $y, "title", true); }
- Parameters:
-
x The first of the elements to compare y The second of the elements to compare column The key of the column to sort reverse Wether the search should be reversed. Default is to sort ascending
- Returns:
- Where to shift the array elements
Definition at line 118 of file shared-arrays.php.
Referenced by convention_compare_country(), convention_compare_remainingPayablerev(), ConventionHotelCompareName(), filesetup_compare_mimetype(), filesetup_compare_mtime(), filesetup_compare_size(), and filesetup_compare_title().
| endKey | ( | $ | array | ) |
Definition at line 89 of file shared-arrays.php.
Referenced by Convention::getSpareIDs(), Convention::handleRegistration(), Table::newRow(), and renderEditor().
| firstKey | ( | $ | array | ) |
