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Sane · Jan 31st, 2008, 12:39 PM

Very nice!

If that still meets your initial requirements, I'd say that's a much nicer solution, yes?

And if you don't want to worry about the bad garbage cleanup of "create_function", you could also pass through a named function like so, I believe...

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function callback_func($key, $value) { return ($value < 2 || $value > 70); }
 
print_r(array_filter_multi($data, $callback_func, null));
function callback_func($key, $value) { return ($value < 2 || $value > 70); }

print_r(array_filter_multi($data, $callback_func, null));

I'm not as sure about that. But it should work.
By the way, ? true : false is a redundant statement.

Jan 31st, 2008, 12:39 PM	#9
Sane Programming Guru Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Waterloo, Ontario Posts: 1,888 Rep Power: 5	Re: Function too convoluted? Very nice! If that still meets your initial requirements, I'd say that's a much nicer solution, yes? And if you don't want to worry about the bad garbage cleanup of "create_function", you could also pass through a named function like so, I believe... PHP Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) function callback_func($key, $value) { return ($value < 2 \|\| $value > 70); } print_r(array_filter_multi($data, $callback_func, null)); function callback_func($key, $value) { return ($value < 2 \|\| $value > 70); } print_r(array_filter_multi($data, $callback_func, null)); I'm not as sure about that. But it should work. By the way, `? true : false` is a redundant statement.