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arrays / unique_array

unique_array

NAME

unique_array() - partitions an array of objects into groups

SYNOPSIS

mixed unique_array( mixed *arr, function f | string fun, void | mixed skip );

DESCRIPTION

Returns an array of arrays containing similar elements grouped together,
based upon the results of a function call mapped to each element.

If an array of objects is passed in as `arr` and string `fun` is also
passed, `fun` will be called upon each object in the array. Otherwise,
function `f` will receive each element as a function parameter.

The optional `skip` parameter enables a pre-filter on `arr`, skipping
elements which match `skip`.

RETURN VALUE

The return value is an array of arrays of objects on the form:

({
    ({Same1:1, Same1:2, Same1:3, .... Same1:N }),
    ({Same2:1, Same2:2, Same2:3, .... Same2:N }),
    ({Same3:1, Same3:2, Same3:3, .... Same3:N }),
                ....
    ({SameM:1, SameM:2, SameM:3, .... SameM:N }),
})

EXAMPLE

mixed * style:

unique_array(({ "A", "B", "B", "C", "C", "C" }), (: $1 :));
// ({
//     ({ "A" }),
//     ({ "B", "B" }),
//     ({ "C", "C", "C" })
// })

unique_array(({ 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3 }), (: $1 :));
// ({
//     ({ 1 }),
//     ({ 2, 2 }),
//     ({ 3, 3, 3 })
// })

object * style:

unique_array(({
    OBJ(branch /obj/branch#1),
    OBJ(tree /obj/tree#2),
    OBJ(tree /obj/tree#3)
}), "query_name");
// ({
//     ({ OBJ(branch /obj/branch#1) }),
//     ({ OBJ(tree /obj/tree#2), OBJ(tree /obj/tree#3) })
// })

unique_array(({
    OBJ(branch /obj/branch#1),
    OBJ(tree /obj/tree#2),
    OBJ(tree /obj/tree#3)
}), (: $1->query_name() :));
// ({
//     ({ OBJ(branch /obj/branch#1) }),
//     ({ OBJ(tree /obj/tree#2), OBJ(tree /obj/tree#3) })
// })

SEE ALSO

filter(3), filter_array(3), map(3), map_array(3)