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I have a question where I could not find a solution. I have an Array object values
and an array status
, where I want to relate the indexes of the Array object values
to the indices of the array status
. So that I can write a logical test where: If the 0
of Array object values
is different from null (i.e., contains value), so Dice 0
array status
will receive the value '1'.
OR
If the 1
of Array object values
is different from null (i.e., contains value), so Dice 1
array status
will receive the value '1'.
For example, before the logical test:
values:[
0 => Array1:[
0 => "1,023"
1 => "0,023"
2 => "5,023"
3 => "1"
]
1 => Array2:[
0 => "null"
1 => "null"
2 => "5"
3 => "1,365"
]
2 => Array3:[
0 => "null"
1 => "null"
2 => "null"
3 => "null"
]
]
status:[
0 => "0"
1 => "0"
2 => "0"
]
After the logical test:
status:[
0 => "1"
1 => "0"
2 => "0"
]
In this example only the Indice 0
array status
received the value "1", because ONLY the array 0
of Array object values
had values other than null.
Remarks:
The array status
will always have the same number of indexes as the Array object values
will have to arrays (Array status
has 5 indices (0, 1, 2, 3, 4), the Array object value
will have 5 arrays (0, 1, 2, 3, 4)). Also the array status
always start with the value of the Dice equal to '0'. What if the values of the object indices values
are ALL different from null, each array input status
will receive the value '1'.
Exemplifying,
status:[
0 => "1",
1 => "1",
2 => "1",
]
I tried to use an if to go through the indices (keys) of the array object value
and an if to change the values of status
. I even used other variations, but nothing that worked
<?php
foreach ($value as $key => $items) {
if ($items == "null") {
$status['status'][$key] == "0";
} else {
$status['status'][$key] == "1";
}
}
?>
I hope I’ve been clear in my doubt.
From now on, thank you.