I have an array that might be any depth or number of elements:
$ra['a'] = 'one';
$ra['b']['two'] = 'b2';
$ra['c']['two']['three'] = 'c23';
$ra['c']['two']['four'] = 'c24';
$ra['c']['five']['a'] = 'c5a';
I want to have an array of the strings, like this:
array (
0 => 'one',
1 => 'b2',
2 => 'c23',
3 => 'c24',
4 => 'c5a',
)
Here is a recursive function I made. It seems to work. But I'm not sure that I'm doing it right, as far as declaring the static, and when to unset the static var (in case I want to use the function again, I dont want that old static array)
function lastthinggetter($ra){
static $out;
foreach($ra as $r){
if(is_array($r))
lastthinggetter($r);
else
$out[] = $r;
}
return $out;
}
How do I make sure each time I call the function, the $out var is fresh, every time? Is there a better way of doing this?
Maybe check if we're in recursion?
function lastthinggetter($ra, $recurse=false){
static $out;
foreach($ra as $r){
if(is_array($r))
lastthinggetter($r, true);
else
$out[] = $r;
}
$tmp = $out;
if(!$recurse)
unset($out);
return $tmp;
}