Use ObjMap to convert multidimensional arrays into Object_PHP tutorial

Everyone must know the stdClass class,
This can be regarded as a base class of PHP5, providing a calling method similar to an array
You can convert an array through explicit methods into stdClass, and then access it as an object
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$a = new stdClass();
$a->b = 1;
echp $a->b; // output:1
// arr->obj
$arr = array(a,b);
$obj = (object)$arr;

Why not use arrays? Isn’t it more convenient for PHP to use arrays?
1. I like to use the object calling method, which is convenient and smooth to write
2. Arrays are COPY values , the object can be over-referenced
3. It can implement some special functions (global static variables, we will talk about this later)

But what about multi-dimensional arrays? We can't just convert like this,
The following class will implement such a method,
As for where it can be used. You can use it
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$data = array(a1=>array(b1=>b1value,b2=>b2value,b3=>b3value));
$data = new map ($data);
// OBJ value
echo $data->a1->b1; // output: b1value
// OBJ assignment
$data->a1- >b2 = newb2value;
echo
.$data->a1->b2; //output: newb2value
// ARRAY value
echo
.$data [a1][b3]; //output: b3value
// FOREACH loop
// output: b1=>b1value b2=>newb2value b3=>b3value
foreach($data-> ;a1 as $key=>$val){
echo
.$key.=>.$val;
}

class map
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class map extends ArrayObject{

// Get arrayobject factor
public function __construct(array $array = array()){
foreach ($array as &$value){
is_array($value) && $value = new self($value);
}
parent:: __construct($array);
}

// Value
public function __get($index){
return $this->offsetGet($index);
}

// Assignment
public function __set($index, $value){
is_array($value) && $value = new self($value);
$this-> offsetSet($index, $value);
}

// Whether
exists public function __isset($index){
return $this->offsetExists($index);
}

// Delete
public function __unset($index){
$this->offsetUnset($index);
}

// Convert For array type
public function toArray(){
$array = $this->getArrayCopy();
foreach ($array as &$value){
($value instanceof self) && $value = $value->toArray();
}
}
}

// Print as characters
public function __toString(){
return var_export($this->toArray(), true);
}

// Assign value based on index
public function put($index,$value){
is_array($ value) && $value = new self($value);
$this->offsetSet($index, $value);
}

// Get value based on index
public function get($index){
return $this->offsetGet($index);
}

}

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