I am working on a webapp right now in PHP. So far there is a defined array with the following structure:
$array = array("check_first" => true, "check_second" => false)
There are also much other arrays with default numerical structure with keys: 0, 1,2,3 etc.
I want now to make a difference between the arrays with keys of numerical and arrays with keys of strings that starts with "check_".
So I would like to search through all my defined arrays if there is a array with keys that contains the string "check_". I would prefer a simple if-statement for this.
I hope this makes sense. Thanks for all your comments!
foreach
strpos($key, 'check_')!==false
One approach is to get all the array keys, concatenate them into a single string, then use strpos to test if athere are any instances of 'check_'.
if (strpos(implode('',array_keys($arr)),'check_') !== false) {
echo 'This array has "check_" keys!';
}
Although this is coded concisely it includes three function calls, two of which are applied to all of the array elements. A foreach loop that breaks on the first match may be faster.
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