hello!
What if you put fruit and nut into the arrays? Something like this:
$sampleArray = [];
$sampleArray['nuts'] = ['nuts'=>[treeNuts'=>'walnut']];
$sampleArray['fruit'] = ['fruit'=>['notUsuallyFruit'=>['tomatoe'=>true, 'avacado'=>true, 'eggplant'=>true]]];
$sampleArray['nuts'] = ['nuts'=>[treeNuts'=>'walnut']];
$sampleArray['fruit'] = ['fruit'=>['notUsuallyFruit'=>['tomatoe'=>true, 'avacado'=>true, 'eggplant'=>true]]];
Just guessing! Hope this helps!
On Tue, Nov 2, 2021 at 01:24 JEFFRY KILLEN <jekillen@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello:
I have been programming php and _javascript_ for some time.
I have not come on a way to navigate upward in _javascript_
objects (it does not have associative arrays but objects are
often used in the same way associative arrays are used)
I would like to find out if there is a way of navigating a
multidimensional associate array upward: I.E.:
>From a child property/value to a parent property
For instance:
$sampleArray = [];
$sampleArray['nuts'] = ['treeNuts'=>'walnut'];
$sampleArray['fruit'] = ['notUsuallyFruit'=>['tomatoe'=>true, 'avacado'=>true, 'eggplant'=>true]];
How would I get from 'tomatoe' to 'notUsuallyFruit', to 'fruit' and find 'nuts'? Is there a parent property implicit
in associative arrays in php? I see next and prev in the manual under array functions. But I don't
see anything that suggests moving upward to find a parent and parent syblings.
I written lots of recursive code to search from the root to the tips of the branches.
To create a metaphor: it is like a squirrel jumps from another tree and lands on a branch. It
can find its way to the trunk and to the ground.
Thank you for time and attention
JK
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