Example of multi-element ordering for PHP two-dimensional arrays

Write a two-dimensional array of multiple-element ordering, multiple-element sorting similar to the order by sort,date in SQL, the following code considers performance issues and involves sorting only 2 elements.

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function Multiplearraysort ($old _arr, $arr 1, $arr 2) {
Sort the first element
$old _arr = Array_sort ($old _arr, $arr 1[0], $arr 1[1]);
$temp _array = $new _temp_array = Array ();
foreach ($old _arr as $k => $v) {
$key _count = count ($old _arr)-1;
Equal number of first elements, put in temporary array
if ($v [$arr 1[0]] = = = $old _arr[$k -1][$arr 1[0]] | | empty ($temp _array)) {
$temp _array[$k] = $v;
}
if (($v [$arr 1[0]]!= $old _arr[$k -1][$arr 1[0]] &&!empty ($temp _array)) | | $key _count = = $k) {
Add the latest element
$temp _array[$k] = $v;
Array is greater than 1 o'clock, sorting processing
if (count ($temp _array) >1) {
if ($key _count!= $k) {
Deletes the last one (with the previous inequality element)
unset ($temp _array[$k]);
}
Not last or last the same, sort
if ($key _count!= $k | | $v [$arr 1[0]] = = $old _arr[$k -1][$arr 1[0]]) {
Sort a second element
$temp _array = Array_sort ($temp _array, $arr 2[0], $arr 2[1]);
}
Sort after the sorted array, insert the original array to sort the position before
$count = count ($new _temp_array) ==0? 0:count ($new _temp_array);
foreach ($temp _array as $val _t) {
$new _temp_array[$count] = $val _t;
$count + +;
}
Empty the original array after writing the new array
$temp _array = Array ();
Add the latest element
$temp _array[$k] = $v;
}
}
}
return $new _temp_array;
}
Sort by array elements
function Array_sort ($arr, $keys, $type = ' asc ') {
$keysvalue = $new _array = Array ();
Gets the element value and generates a new array
foreach ($arr as $k => $v) {
$keysvalue [$k] = $v [$keys];
}
Sort, default to positive sequence
if ($type = = ' asc ') {
Asort ($keysvalue);
}else{
Arsort ($keysvalue);
}
Reset ($keysvalue);
$count _s = 0;
Recovery key value
foreach ($keysvalue as $k => $v) {
$new _array[$count _s] = $arr [$k];
$count _s++;
}
return $new _array;
}

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$old _arr = Array (
Array (' ID ' =>1, ' sort ' =>1, ' date ' => ' 1405648791 '),
Array (' ID ' =>2, ' sort ' =>1, ' date ' => ' 1405649791 '),
Array (' ID ' =>3, ' sort ' =>2, ' date ' => ' 1405647791 '),
);
$arr 1 = Array (' sort ', ' desc ');
$arr 2 = Array (' Date ', ' desc ');
$NEWARR = Multiplearraysort ($old _arr, $arr 1, $arr 2);
Var_dump ($NEWARR);

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