This article mainly talks about the problem of using PHP language to sort arrays by multiple fields. The code is attached, friends in need can take a look.
Title:
A two-dimensional array needs to be sorted by inventory, and then sorted by store distance.
I found such a method:
$array1 = array( 0=>array('id'=>8,'name'=>'Apple','age'=> 18), 1=>array('id'=>8,'name'=>'Bed','age'=>17), 2=>array('id'=>5,'name'=>'Cos','age'=>16), 3=>array('id'=>5,'name'=>'Cos','age'=>14) ); function sortArrByManyField(){ $args = func_get_args(); // 获取函数的参数的数组 if(empty($args)){ return null; } $arr = array_shift($args); if(!is_array($arr)){ throw new Exception("第一个参数不为数组"); } foreach($args as $key => $field){ if(is_string($field)){ $temp = array(); foreach($arr as $index=> $val){ $temp[$index] = $val[$field]; } $args[$key] = $temp; } } $args[] = &$arr;//引用值 call_user_func_array('array_multisort',$args); return array_pop($args); } $arr = sortArrByManyField($array1,'id',SORT_ASC,'name',SORT_ASC,'age',SORT_DESC); print_r($arr);
The result is as follows:
<span style="color: #008080;"> array(4) {<br> [0]=>array(3) {<br> ["id"]=>int(5)<br> ["name"]=>string(3) "Cos"<br> ["age"]=>int(16)<br> }<br> [1]=>array(3) {<br> ["id"]=>int(5)<br> ["name"]=>string(3) "Cos"<br> ["age"]=>int(14)<br> }<br> [2]=>array(3) {<br> ["id"]=>int(8)<br> ["name"]=>string(5) "Apple"<br> ["age"]=>int(18)<br> }<br> [3]=>array(3) {<br> ["id"]=>int(8)<br> ["name"]=>string(3) "Bed"<br> ["age"]=>int(17)<br> }<br> }</span><span style="color: #008080;"><br></span>
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