Hi Kuldeep,
Why would you want to do this, it seems to me there is more code than the
regular array access method.
Kind regards,
Chris van Dam
Op 30-09-12 13:50 schreef kuldeep dhaka <kuldeepdha...@gmail.com>:
>hello guys,
>this is my first time, if thing mail is at wrong place please forward it
>the right place.
>while coding , i just found a requirement, its little bit funny. if it
>already exists, please be calm and mail me the function name and its
>usage.
>
>for accessing arrays we use
><?php
>echo $array["school"]["class"]["roll_number"]["name"]; // this will print
>the name of the student
>/*
> i was thinking if is their any function that can do the above work like
>*/
>echo array_drill($array, array("school","class","roll_number","name"));
>
>// like wise while assigning values
>array_drill(<array to perform on>, <keys>, <new value>);
>?>
>i hope you guys would have understood what i mean.
>kuldeep singh dhaka
>kuldeepdha...@gmail.com
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