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Code sharing for recursively converting php arrays to xml

高洛峰
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2016-12-22 15:07:15936browse

The need to convert arrays to xml in PHP is common, and there are many implementation methods. Baidu looked for various implementation methods, but basically they borrowed some components. I wrote a string grouping method myself, which supports multi-dimensional arrays. For reference only, please feel free to let us know if there are any deficiencies!

/**
*  将数组转换为xml
*  @param array $data  要转换的数组
*  @param bool $root   是否要根节点
*  @return string     xml字符串
*  @author Dragondean
*  @url  http://www.cnblogs.com/dragondean
*/
function arr2xml($data, $root = true){
  $str="";
  if($root)$str .= "<xml>";
  foreach($data as $key => $val){
    if(is_array($val)){
      $child = arr2xml($val, false);
      $str .= "<$key>$child</$key>";
    }else{
      $str.= "<$key><![CDATA[$val]]></$key>";
    }
  }
  if($root)$str .= "</xml>";
  return $str;
}

The above is the implementation method. The first parameter is the array you want to convert. The second optional parameter sets whether you need to add the b2a0af5a8fd26276da50279a1c63a57a root node. It is required by default.

Test code:

$arr=array(&#39;a&#39;=>&#39;aaa&#39;,&#39;b&#39;=>array(&#39;c&#39;=>&#39;1234&#39; , &#39;d&#39; => "asdfasdf"));
echo arr2xml($arr);

The result after executing the code is:

<xml><a><![CDATA[aaa]]></a><b><c><![CDATA[1234]]></c><d><![CDATA[asdfasdf]]></d></b></xml>

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