Array map
Shows how to use the array_map function.
function filter_val($val){ $val = str_replace('.', '', $val); return $val; } $a = array( 'one' => 'two.', 'three' => 'four.', 'five' => 'six.' ); $array = array_map('filter_val', $a); print_r($array); /* returns: Array ( [one] => two [three] => four [five] => six ) */
Snippet Details
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AuthorJonas John
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LicensePublic Domain
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LanguagePHP
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Created04/18/2006
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Updated04/18/2006
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Tagstutorials, array functions
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