I have a returned the rows from a database and joined from another table to get a brand for each product, I want to be able to split
Array(
[0] => stdClass Object
(
[pid] => 1
[prodref] => F50
[brand] => 1
[name] => Adidas
)
[1] => stdClass Object
(
开发者_StackOverflow中文版 [pid] => 3
[prodref] => Mercurial
[brand] => 2
[name] => Nike
)
)
This is a simplified version but I have four brands and on the database query I have ordered by brand then by prodref, so I want to be able to split the array by the brand key - so I can show all the Adidas products in different areas of the page with only one database query.
foreach ($rows as $row) {
$result[$row->name][] = $row;
}
If you only have very specific cases, like a property inside has a value like the brand being 2, you can overload the array and then just use as you see fit:
# $rows is your resultset
$rows = function($filter = NULL, $prop = 'brand') use ($rows)
{
if(!$filter) return $rows;
$subset = array();
foreach($rows as $row)
if ($row->$prop == $filter) $subset[] = $row;
return $subset;
};
If you later on want to output all $rows
:
foreach($rows() as $row) ...
Or if you want to get all rows with brand 2:
foreach($rows(2) as $row) ...
or 1:
foreach($rows(1) as $row) ...
And finally if you want to get the subset by some other property:
foreach($rows('Adidas', 'name') as $row) ...
If your application grows, you should take a look into the SPL and the Iterators it offers.
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