Array help

[smith.james0]

Hi,

It's been a few years since i've done any php coding and it seams like I have forgotten how to combine 2 arrays!

I am trying to combine 

This ....

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [0] => 6
            [1] => 12.25000000000000
            [2] => 14.50000000000000
        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [0] => 7
            [1] => 12.43700000000000
            [2] => 13.12500000000000
        )
}

 

etc, etc

and this ....

Array

(
    [6] => 11.00000000000000
    [7] => 11.31200000000000
    [17] => 14.18700000000000
}

etc etc

to make ...

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [0] => 6
            [1] => 12.25000000000000
            [2] => 14.50000000000000
            [3] => 11.00000000000000
        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [0] => 7
            [1] => 12.43700000000000
            [2] => 13.12500000000000
            [3] => 11.31200000000000
        )

    [2] => Array
        (
            [0] => 17
            [1] => 16.12500000000000
            [2] => 15.75000000000000
            [3] => 14.18700000000000
        )
}

 

I've tried 

$out2 = array();
foreach ($out as $value){
    $out2[] = array_merge($value, array($water[$key]));

}

but this seams to alter the value of the combined array value in the 3rd key.

Can anyone point to what I have done wrong?

 

Regards 

[NotionCommotion]

There are many ways, but the following should work.

$arr2=array_values($arr2);
foreach($arr2 as $key=>$value){
    $arr1[$key][]=$value;
}

While array_merge() seems like what you want, if you don't want to reindex the keys, use $arr1+$arr2.

 

 

[ginerjm]

Not sure I agree with Notion's post.

First - line 1 seems irrelevant.

And from my look at your post OP, you have an array of individual arrays followed by an array of individual elements with numeric keys.  When you add the second array to the first array - how do you want to "fit" them in?  I think you will quickly run into duplicate keys and start losing matched data as I see it.

Do you want each element of array #2 to be a single entry in the first array? If so how do you want to handle the key of this new element?

Or do you want to add each element of array 2 as a one-element array in array 1 with a new sequentially assigned index for that new array item in array1?

Edited August 10, 2018 by ginerjm

[benanamen]

I smell an XY Problem. OP, what is the REAL problem you are trying to solve, not your attempt at solving it. Where are these arrays coming from in the first place.

[smith.james0]

Hi,

The arrays come from three sql queries. I have already combined two which output to a graph to show temperature over a 24 hour period, now I have added another temperature probe and  I want to add the third array to the existing one. 

I don't know a way of querying the db to produce a array like this

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [0] => 6    (Hour from db)
            [1] => 12.25000000000000  (Temp probe 1)
            [2] => 14.50000000000000  (Temp probe 2)
            [3] => 11.00000000000000  (Temp probe 3)
        )

etc etc..

Regards

[benanamen]

Just as I suspected. Post an SQL dump of your DB with a few sample records. Forgot about technical jargon. Just describe in detail what you want to know/show about the data.

[alpine]

Assuming the common identifier in the first array always has the first position:

<?php

foreach( $arr_1 as $k => $data ) {
  if ( isset( $arr_2[$data[0]] ) ) {
    $arr_1[$k][] = $arr_2[$data[0]];
  }
}

?>

This will add data from the second array to the first array

Edited August 11, 2018 by alpine
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