Escaping an array with a recursive addslashes function

There is an array, possibly multidimensional, with some values with special symbols such as "I escaped with recursion plus addslashes ()

It's not working, help, see what's wrong.
$arr =array (' II ', array (' one ' = ' "EC" ', ' =>5 '));
Function T (& $arr) {
foreach ($arr as $v) {
if (is_string ($v)) {
$arr []=addslashes ($v);
}else{
T ($v);
}
}
}
T ($arr);
echo "

";  
Print_r ($arr);  
Echo '

';



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Warning:invalid argument supplied for foreach () in D:\AppServ\www\index.php on line 22
Array
(
[0] = = II "
[1] = = Array
(
[One] = EC "
[5] + =
)

[2] = ii\ "
[3] = ii\\\ "
)

Reply to discussion (solution)

You compare yourself.

$arr =array (' II ', array (' one ' = ' EC ', ' =>5 '), ' AA ' a '), function T (& $arr) {    foreach ($arr as $k = $v) {        if (is_string ($v)) {            $arr [$k] = addslashes ($v);        } else{            $arr [$k] = t ($v);        }    }    return $arr;} T ($arr); echo "
";p Rint_r ($arr); Echo '
';

You can use the FILTER

$arr = Array (' II ', array (' one ' = ' + ' EC ' ", ' =>5 ') array_walk_recursive ($arr, function (& $v) {$v = Addslashes ($v);} );p Rint_r ($arr);

Array (    [0] = ii\ "    [1] = = Array        (            [One] = Ec\ ' [One] =            5        ))

Your code is going to change that.

$arr =array (' II ', array (' one ' = ' EC ', ' =>5 ')), function T (& $arr) {  foreach ($arr as $i =>& $v) {    if (Is_array ($v)) {      T ($v);    } else{      $arr [$i] = addslashes ($v);}}  T ($arr);p rint_r ($arr);

Change to?? You can do it.

Function T (& $arr) {foreach ($arr as $key = + $v) {if (is_string ($v)) {$arr [$key]=addslashes ($v);} Else{t ($arr [$key]);}}

I like messing up.

Function T (& $arr) {    foreach ($arr as $key = + $v) {        if (is_string ($v)) {            $arr [$key]=addslashes ($v);        } else{            t ($arr [$key]);}}    $arr =array (' II ', array (' one ' = ' EC ', ' =>5 '); t ($arr);

Invalid argument supplied for foreach ()

Change to?? You can do it.

Function T (& $arr) {foreach ($arr as $key = + $v) {if (is_string ($v)) {$arr [$key]=addslashes ($v);} Else{t ($arr [$key]);}}

Change it a little bit more.

Function T (& $arr) {    foreach ($arr as $key = + $v) {        if (Is_array ($v)) {            T ($arr [$key]);        } else{            $arr [$key]=addslashes ($v),}}    } $arr =array (' II ', array (' one ' = ' EC ' ', ' one ', ' + ', ' 5 ')); t ($arr); Print_r ($arr);

Thank you for the patience of some of the great gods upstairs, and the answers you have provided are correct, but they do not point to my problem. I looked at the code for a day and finally found out the problem with the code I wrote: The reason for the error is that $arr =array (' II ', array (' one ' = ' "EC" ', ' =>5 ')); 5 recursive to foreach is not an array, so the report provides a warning for the invalid parameter for foreach

$arr =array (' II ', array (' one ' = ' "EC" ', ' =>5 '));
Function T (& $arr) {
foreach ($arr as $v) {
if (is_string ($v)) {
$arr []=addslashes ($v); If you use $arr[], you can only add elements in the original array case
}else{
T ($v); Here $v print out is an array (' one ' = ' = ' EC ', ' =>5 ') when it recursively goes back to foreach inside it is not $arr original array, is a new array that is completely unrelated to $arr
}
}
}


As the following writing is OK!
$arr =array (' II ', array (' one ' = ' "EC" ', ' =>5 '));
Function T (& $arr) {
foreach ($arr as $k = = $v) {
if (is_string ($v)) {
$arr [$k]=addslashes ($v);
}else{
if (Is_array ($v)) {//Plus judgment, you can turn off warnings that have invalid parameters for foreach
T ($arr [$k]); This refers to the array (' one ' = ' EC ', ' =>5 ') of the original arrays.
}

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