check if an array have one or more empty values

Question

I have the array $var, and I\'d like to return FALSE if one or more element in the array are empty (I mean, the string are \"\").

I think that array_filter()

Answer 1

Or explicitly, as suggested by @Ancide:

$var = array("lorem", "ipsum", "dolor");
$emptyVar = array("lorem", "", "dolor");

function has_empty($array) {
    foreach ($array as $value) {
        if ($value == "")
            return true;
    }
    return false;
}

echo '$var has ' . (has_empty($var) ? 'empty values' : 'no empty values');
echo '
';
echo '$emptyVar has ' . (has_empty($emptyVar) ? 'empty values' : 'no empty values');

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EDIT:

I wasn't sure at first if array_search() stops at first occurrence. After verifying PHP's source it seems that array_search() approach should be faster (and shorter). Thus @Wh1T3h4Ck5's version would be preferable, I suppose.