Jason, et al -- ...and then David T-G said... % % ...and then Jason k Larson said... % % % % If you are looking for something as simple as an index or key rename
That was it, indeed, but
$t = array("t1" => "temp1", "t2" => "temp2" ) ;
$f = array("f1" => "foo1", "f2" => "foo2" ) ;
$a['t'] = $t ;
$a['f'] = $f ;
$a['n'] =& $a['t'] ;
unset($a['t']) ;
print_r($a) ;
yields
Array
(
[f] => Array
(
[f1] => foo1
[f2] => foo2
)
[n] => Array
(
[t1] => temp1
[t2] => temp2
)
)
instead of having 'n' before 'f' (in the old 't' spot) as desired.
So I'm back to the beginning and to funky array wrappers again... I
think these surfers will just see their baskets in different order after
a rename :-)
Thanks to all & HAND
:-D
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