note 130391 added to function.array-column
| From: | oliver.eglseder@co-stack.com | Date: | Thu, 26 Jun 2025 17:10:49 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 130391 added to function.array-column | ||
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array_column is the only function out of array_values, array_merge, array_slice and array_column
that does de-reference values. Also, it works recursive!
<?php
$values = [];
$values['a'] = [];
$values['a']['b'] = 'foo';
$references = [];
$references['a'] = &$values['a'];
$copyColumn = array_combine(array_keys($references), array_column($references, null));
$values['a']['b'] = 'baz';
echo $copyColumn['a']['b'] . PHP_EOL; // foo
echo $references['a']['b'] . PHP_EOL; // baz
?>
If you want to preserve the keys you can use
<?php
$dereferenced = array_combine(array_keys($references), array_column($references, null))
?>
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