I'm trying to add up two multidimensional arrays, both equally sized, field by field. I.e.:
$sum[4][3] = $a[4][3] + $b[4][3];
Or:
$a = array( array(1, 4), array(3, 2));
$b = array( array(9, 2), array(1, 0));
Should result in:
$sum = array( array(10, 6), array(4, 2));
Is there a more elegant way than foreaching over all the arrays?
分享 You can use the function array_map() This applies a function to each of the elements in an array ($a in your case) and applies a callback function to those, you can give extra arguments to those functions by supplying another array ($b in your case). The result will be $sum of your example.
The callback function would need to check if the arguments are arrays, if so it would need to do the mapping function again (so its a recursive function) if the arguments aren't an array it needs to add the function.
http://nl3.php.net/manual/en/function.array-map.php
So all in all you'd be off much better doing a nested foreach :)
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