Re: Re: How do I remove an array element from within a recursive function? [solved]

[Daevid Vincent <daevid@xxxxxxxxxx>]

OMG! How retarded am I. Duh. of course... For some reason I thought you
could use the & reference because it was a "pointer" to the actual
object

        menuItem::removeMenuItems($navArray['dart'], array('Login',
'Lost Password'));

	public static final function removeMenuItems(&$menuItems, $removeArray)
	{
		foreach($menuItems as $key => $value)
			if (is_array($value->children))
				menuItem::removeMenuItems($value->children, $removeArray);
			elseif (in_array($value->menu, $removeArray))
				unset($menuItems[$key]);
	}



-----Original Message-----
From: Chris <dmagick@xxxxxxxxx>
To: Daevid Vincent <daevid@xxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, Shawn McKenzie <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re:  Re: How do I remove an array element from within a
recursive function?
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2009 13:47:38 +1100


Daevid Vincent wrote:
> I tried that and it still doesn't work. I even tried this hardcore
> "test":
> 
> public static final function removeMenuItems(&$menuItems, $removeArray)
> {
>     foreach($menuItems as &$value)
>     {
>         unset($value);
>     }
> }

You don't unset the value, you unset the key.

<?php

$items = array('menu1', 'menu2', 'menu3');

echo "Before:\n";
print_r($items);

foreach ($items as $_menuKey => $value) {
	if ($value == 'menu2') {
		unset($items[$_menuKey]);
	}
}

echo "After:\n";
print_r($items);


$ php test.php
Before:
Array
(
     [0] => menu1
     [1] => menu2
     [2] => menu3
)
After:
Array
(
     [0] => menu1
     [2] => menu3
)