I\'m used to perl\'s map() function where the callback can assign both the key and the value, thus creating an associative array where the input was a flat array. I\'m aware of
This is a clarification on my comment in the accepted method. Hopefully easier to read. This is from a WordPress class, thus the $wpdb reference to write data:
class SLPlus_Locations {
private $dbFields = array('name','address','city');
public function MakePersistent() {
global $wpdb;
$dataArray = array_reduce($this->dbFields,array($this,'mapPropertyToField'));
$wpdb->insert('wp_store_locator',$dataArray);
}
private function mapPropertyToField($result,$property) {
$result[$property] = $this->$property;
return $result;
}
}
Obviously there is a bit more to the complete solution, but the parts relevant to array_reduce() are present. Easier to read and more elegant than a foreach or forcing the issue through array_map() plus a custom insert statement.
Nice!