I'm sure this is easy for someone well-versed in php, but I've made the mistake of overloading my brain, so now I'm really confused as to whether I should use array_combine, array_merge, or something else... I've been googling and reading php.net for 4 hours and I think I'm just confusing myself even more...
Essentially, I just want to combine an array while keeping the keys?
$field_sreference = [
['nid' => 28],
['nid' => 28],
['nid' => 29]
];
$field_idelta = [
['value' => 0],
['value' => 1],
['value' => 0]
];
$field_iswitch = [
['value' => 0],
['value' => 0],
['value' => 0]
];
Here is what I'm trying to achieve:
[
['nid' => 28, 'idelta' => 0, 'iswitch' => 0],
['nid' => 28, 'idelta' => 1, 'iswitch' => 0],
['nid' => 29, 'idelta' => 0, 'iswitch' => 0]
]
You can solve this is O(n) by simply iterating the arrays...
$combinedarray = array();
$len = count($field_sreference);
for ($i = 0; $i < $len; $i++) {
$combinedarray[] = array("nid" => $field_sreference[$i]['nid'],
"idelta" => $filed_idelta[$i]['value'],
"iswitch" => $field_iswitch[$i]['value']);
}
This assumes, the 3 arrays are all of equal length.