Re: note 74534 rejected and deleted from function.array-merge by notes editor bjori

no, that's not a question, I put the note as a question
followed by it's 
answer. Is there something wrong with the function?

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> So we need to merge 2 arrays without having any
duplicates and the result array should be numircally
arranged?
> <?php
> function array_merge_nodup($arr1, $arr2){
>          return
array_values(array_unique(array_merge($arr1, $arr2)));
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Hi Walid

On 4/18/07, Walid GadElKarim <kurtubbagmail.com> wrote:
> no, that's not a question, I put the note as a question
followed by it's
> answer. Is there something wrong with the function?

If you want to merge an array: array_merge()
If you want to remove duplicates: array_unique()
If you want to re-index the array numerically:
array_values()

Combining it into function adds no value to the
documentation as this
is pretty obvious.

-Hannes

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> > So we need to merge 2 arrays without having any
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> > <?php
> > function array_merge_nodup($arr1, $arr2){
> >          return
array_values(array_unique(array_merge($arr1, $arr2)));
> > }
> > ?>
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