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Informations about the package array_column_maintain_keys

array_column_maintain_keys() is a wrapper for the array_column() function introduced in PHP 5.5 (or usable in 5.3 and 5.4 via the recommended userland polyfill, see link below).

The default behaviour of array_column() is to trash the keys from the top-level input array, and instead return a numerically-indexed array. You can optionally pass it the name of a second key in the sub-arrays of the input array, and have it use the values of those keys for the keys of the return array instead. Unfortunately, there is no option to have it use the keys of the top-level input array.

This wrapper function, which also uses array_combine() and array_keys(), resolves that problem quite nicely.

See here for the recommended userlannd polyfill of array_column(): https://github.com/ramsey/array_column

This software is released into the public domain without any warranty.

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