| public static mergeRecursiveOverrule ( array $firstArray, array $secondArray, boolean $notAddKeys = FALSE, boolean $includeEmptyValues = TRUE, boolean $enableUnsetFeature = TRUE ) : array | ||
| $firstArray | array | First array |
| $secondArray | array | Second array, overruling the first array |
| $notAddKeys | boolean | If set, keys that are NOT found in $firstArray will not be set. Thus only existing value can/will be overruled from second array. |
| $includeEmptyValues | boolean | If set, values from $secondArray will overrule if they are empty or zero. Default: TRUE |
| $enableUnsetFeature | boolean | If set, special values "__UNSET" can be used in the second array in order to unset array keys in the resulting array. |
| Результат | array | Resulting array where $secondArray values has overruled $firstArray values |
public static function mergeRecursiveOverrule(array $firstArray, array $secondArray, $notAddKeys = FALSE, $includeEmptyValues = TRUE, $enableUnsetFeature = TRUE)
{
ArrayUtility::mergeRecursiveWithOverrule($firstArray, $secondArray, !$notAddKeys, $includeEmptyValues, $enableUnsetFeature);
return $firstArray;
} /**
* @test
*/
public function canOperateMergeRecursiveOverruleFunction()
{
$array1 = array('foo' => array('bar' => TRUE));
$array2 = array('foo' => array('foo' => TRUE, 'bar' => FALSE));
$expected = array('foo' => array('bar' => FALSE, 'foo' => TRUE));
$product = RecursiveArrayUtility::mergeRecursiveOverrule($array1, $array2);
$this->assertSame($expected, $product);
}
