The original array likes this:
[{:age=>28, :name=>"John", :id=>1}, {:name=>"David", :age=>20, :id=>2, :sex=>"male"}]
Order of existing keys:
[:id, :name, :age] or ['id', 'name', 'age']
The result should be:
[[1, "John", 28], [2, "David", 20]]
Thank for teaching me.
P/s: I am using Ruby 1.8.7 and Rails 2.3.5
Thanks
Here is a nice way using #values_at
:
records = [
{:age=>28, :name=>"John", :id=>1},
{:name=>"David", :age=>20, :id=>2, :sex=>"male"}
]
attributes = [:id, :name, :age]
records.collect { |h| h.values_at(*attributes) }
# => [[1, "John", 28], [2, "David", 20]]
Map all the records and then map the attributes in the order given to return the attributes' values in the specified order.
records = [
{:age=>28, :name=>"John", :id=>1},
{:name=>"David", :age=>20, :id=>2, :sex=>"male"}
]
attributes = [:id, :name, :age]
records.map do |record|
attributes.map { |attr| record[attr] }
end
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