I would like to take this:
$arr = array(
array("top"=>10, "left"=>10),
array("top"=>50, "left"=>30),
array("top"=>60, "left"=>70)
);
Run a function and have the result be:
ar开发者_运维技巧ray(
array("top"=>10, "left"=>10, "width"=>400),
array("top"=>50, "left"=>30, "width"=>400),
array("top"=>60, "left"=>70, "width"=>400)
);
Right now I'm looping through with a foreach loop. Is there a better way? The key/value can are always going to be the same.
Thanks! Matt Mueller
I don't think a better way exists. A foreach loop isn't a bad way to do it. Short and simple:
foreach ($arr as &$val) {
$val['width'] = 400;
}
array_map(function($x){
$x['width'] = 400;
return $x;
}, $arr);
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