Lets say we have array:
$array1 = array (
'key1' => 1,
'non1' => 1,
'key2' => 1,
'non2' => 1,
'non3' => 1,
'non4' => 1,
'key3' => 1,
'key4' => 1
);
How to move all the keys that have
key name
LIKE "key"
and move them to another array.$array2 = movekey('key',$array1);
Would give:
array1 = array (
'non1' => 1,
'non2' => 1,
'non3' => 1,
'non4' => 1
);
array2 = array (
'key1' => 1,
'key2' => 1,
'key3' => 1,
'key4' => 1
);
Just because it seemed fun, put it in function form per OP's original wish:
function moveKey($cmp, Array & $ar)
{
$y = array();
foreach($ar as $key => $value) {
if(strpos($key, $cmp) !== false) {
$y[$key] = $value;
unset($ar[$key]);
}
}
return $y;
}
and then to test the function:
$array1 = array (
'key1' => 1,
'non1' => 1,
'key2' => 1,
'non2' => 1,
'non3' => 1,
'non4' => 1,
'key3' => 1,
'key4' => 1
);
$a2 = moveKey('key', $array1);
echo "<pre>". print_r($array1, true) ."\n". print_r($a2, true) ."</pre>";
And it outputs:
Array
(
[non1] => 1
[non2] => 1
[non3] => 1
[non4] => 1
)
Array
(
[key1] => 1
[key2] => 1
[key3] => 1
[key4] => 1
)
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