Consider a simple PHP ArrayObject with two items.
$ao = new ArrayObject();
$ao[] = 'a1'; // [0] => a1
$ao[] = 'a2'; // [1] => a2
Then delete the last item and add a new item.
$ao->offsetUnset(1);
$ao[] = 'a3'; // [2] => a3
I'd very much like to be able to have 'a3' be [1].
How can I reset the internal pointer value before I add 'a3'?
I have a simple function that does this but I'd rather not copy the array if I don't have to.
function array_collapse($array) {
$return = array();
while ($a = current($array)) {
$return[] = $a;
next($array);
}
return $return;
}