This would be easy to do with regular array with a simple for statement. EG:
$b= array('A','B','C');
$s=sizeof($b);
for ($i=0; $i <$s ; $i++) $b[$i]='your_face';
print_r($b);
But if I use assoc array, I can't seem any easy way to do it. I could, of course use a foreach loop, but it is actually replicating the $value variables instead of returning a pointer to an actual array entity. EG, this will not work:
$b= array('A'=>'A','B'=>'B','C'=>'C');
foreach ($b as $v) $v='your_face';
print_r($b);
Of course we could have some stupid idea like this:
$b= array('A'=>'A','B'=>'B','C'=>'C');
foreach ($b as $k => $v) $b[$k]='your_face';
print_r($b);
But this would be an awkward solution, because it would redundantly recreate $v variables which are never used.
So, what's a better way to loop through an assoc?
You could try:
foreach(array_keys($b) as $k) {
$b[$k] = 'your_face';
}
print_r($b);
See the following link for an explaination of array_keys
: http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-keys.php
不知道这是否是您想要的,但是这里是:
foreach(array_keys($b) as $k) $b[$k] = 'your_face';
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