You may not be able to see anything, I have two arrays:
$grid = Array ( [0] => 3 [1] => 2 [2] => 3 [3] => 2 ) $elements = Array ( [0] => 24426 [1] => 25015 [2] => 24422 [3] => 24425 [4] => 24531 [5] => 24421 [6] => 24530 [7] => 24532 [8] => 25016 [9] => 24418 )
Basically, the idea is to provide something similar for each value of $grid and the value of $elements. For example [0] => 3 looping three times will get 24426,25015,24422. Now here comes the problem, for the second result [1] => 2 I need to get only two values, but not including the previous values of the three $element iterated over. So basically on the second iteration I'll get 24425,24531.
Note: $grid value can be 1, 2,3...300...n;
The result array should look like this:
Array ( [0] => 3,24426 [1] => 3,25015 [2] => 3,24422 [3] => 2,24425 [4] => 2,24531 [5] => 3,24421 [6] => 3,24530 [7] => 3,24532 [8] => 2,25016 [9] => 2,24418 )
P粉6676492532024-03-23 09:05:35
Edit: Change the code slightly to suit the desired output format
Please consider this code.
$grid = [3, 2, 3, 2]; $elements = [24426,25015,24422,24425,24531,24421,24530,24532,25016,24418]; $result = []; foreach($grid as $take) { $org_take = $take; while($take-- > 0) { if (empty($elements)) { throw new Exception('Not enough elements'); } $result[] = sprintf('%d,%d', $org_take, array_shift($elements)); } } print_r($result);
gives the result:
Array ( [0] => 3,24426 [1] => 3,25015 [2] => 3,24422 [3] => 2,24425 [4] => 2,24531 [5] => 3,24421 [6] => 3,24530 [7] => 3,24532 [8] => 2,25016 [9] => 2,24418 )