arrays

Foreach loop with multiple arrays

This is what I want: foreach($_POST['something'] as $something){ foreach($_POST['example'] as $example){ $query = mysql_query("INSERT INTO table (row, row2) VALUES ('{$something}','{$example}')"); } } $_POST['something'] and $_POST['example'] are arrays from an input with name="something[]" and name="example[]". T...

Why isn't natsort (or natcasesort) working here?

Perhaps I'm doing something embarrassingly wrong, but why isn't this array being sorted? $narray=array(); $dir_handle = @opendir($path.$projectFolder) or die("Unable to open $path$projectFolder"); $i=0; while($file = readdir($dir_handle)) { $filenameSplit = explode('.',$file); if ($file != "." && $file != ".." && $filenameSplit[0...

accessing a subarray in vb.net (or the equivalent)

I read a an array of bytes from a file I pass this to a class that then assigns various bytes from that array to various members of varying sizes. Ideally i would like to do something like this memberThatIsAUShort = bitconverter.ToUShort(tempArray.subArray(3,5)) memberThatIsAShort = bitconverter.ToShort(tempArray.subArray(6,8)) Inste...

python: using numpy.histogram

i am using this: http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference/generated/numpy.histogram.html i have an list a that i want to use like this: numpy.histogram(a,bins=[0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4...6], range=[0:6]) how do i include a set of bins 0.1 through 6 in 0.1 intervals? how do i specify a range of 0 through 6? ...

Extending the Arrays-class in Java.

Hi, I'm trying to add functionality to the Arrays-class. In my project I use the (static) methods from Arrays and have some other methods that also handle array-conversion, sorting, etc... I'm trying to add these to an object MyArrays that extends Arrays so I can go MyArrays.toList(foo); but also MyArrays.myOwnFunction(bar); but...

Javascript list like data structure?

Hello, It seems, if I'm not wrong, that because of the way Javascript handles Objects it is unpractical or inefficient to implement linked lists. I would need a data structure in which I could easily do 2 operations(apart from indexing), appending at the end and removing (popping) an object at a given index. Is using an Array and "rec...

python: what does array([...]) mean?

i am working with lists, and there is a function that is returning something that looks like this: array([0, 5, 3, 3, 0, 1, 2]) how do i cast those values into a list? what does array mean? ...

Associative Arrays/Object - getting values with dot notation

Hi, I don't really get why this isn't working: thing = { img78:{ exifmanufacturer:"Canon", exifmodel:"Canon EOS 450D", exifexposuretime:"1/125", exiffstop:"71/10", exifiso:"200"}, img79:{ exifmanufacturer:"Canon", exifmodel:"Canon EOS 550D", exifexposuretime:"1/125", exiffstop:"71/10", exifiso:"100"}, img80:{ exifmanufacturer:"Canon", ...

After array_filter(), how can I reset the keys to go in numerical order starting at 0...

I just used array_filter to remove entries that had only the value '' from an array, and now I want to apply certain transformations on it depending on the placeholder starting from 0, but unfortunately it still retains the original index. I looked for a while and couldn't see anything, perhaps I just missed the obvious, but my question...

javascript array index problem!

hi all , var a = new array(); a[1] = 'A'; b[10] = 'B'; console.log(a); /*[undefined, "A", undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, "B"]*/ I want to remove undefined element but what is the process?? ...

PHP Coding Efficiency: How to fill an array without using [variableName++] (probably easy)

Something about using $array_increment++ to fill an array seem inefficient, even though it works. Is there a more efficient way to fill $color_names in the code below than using a variable to walk through the array? Since I'm using a foreach and 'if' to fill the array, it's harder to figure out a different way than using ++. $array_inc...

About using an array of functions in Perl...

We are trying to build an API to support commit() and rollback() automatically, so that we don't have to bother with it anymore. By researching, we have found that using eval {} is the way to go. For eval {} to know what to do, I have thought of giving the API an array of functions, which it can execute with a foreach without the API ha...

C# hashcode for array of ints

I have a class that internally is just an array of integers. Once constructed the array never changes. I'd like to pre-compute a good hashcode so that this class can be very efficiently used as a key in a Dictionary. The length of the array is less than about 30 items, and the integers are between -1000 and 1000 in general. ...

divide array into smaller parts

Hello, I would like to divide a large byte array into smaller chunks (say 64 bytes). Please help me with this. ...

PHP: Trim every element in an object and if empty, set to N/A

I have an object: stdClass Object ( [Color] => Red [Shape] => Round [Taste] => Sweet ) I want to trim each of the elements in the object and if that element is empty, set it to 'N/A' So this object: stdClass Object ( [Color] => Red [Shape] => [Taste] => Sweet ) Would become this: stdClass Object ( [Co...

Find object matches from arrays

Let's say I have 4 arrays: [1,3,54,4] [54,2,3,9] [3,2,9,54] [54,8,4,3] I need to get the objects (in this case integers but they will be custom object) that are present in (common to) all of the arrays. In the case above I would need the result to be: [54,3] as those are the only items two that are in all four arrays. Order does not m...

Why does this Ruby statement throw an exception? (Arrays/Bools)

I'm not a Ruby guy, I just play one on television. I have to modify someone's old Cron job to pull down some JSON and convert it into objects. Here's the code raw_json = Net::HTTP.get(URI.parse("url removed to protect the innocent")) tags = ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(raw_json) puts tags.count tags.count will accurately trace as 5, ...

php var_dump() vs print_r()

What is the difference between var_dump() and print_r() in terms of spitting out an array as string? ...

using Array initializer '{}' multiple times for same variable doesn't compile

I am trying to compile following code in C# String[] words = { "Hello", "Worlds" }; words = {"Foo", "Bar"}; and am getting compilation errors like Error 1 Invalid expression term '{' Error 2 ; expected Error 3 Invalid expression term ',' On the other hand if i try String[] words = { "Hello", "Worlds" }; words = new String[] {"Foo...

Finding matches in arrays of objects in Powershell

Hi, I'm using custom objects to hold the name and schema from a set of SQL Server objects. I put the objects into an array, then I get another set of objects and put those into another array. What I'd like to do now is find all exact matches between the two arrays. I'm currently using this: $filteredSQLObjects = @() foreach ($SQLObje...