Questions about the array.

I want to achieve the following effect

$result = Array (    100001=>array (    ' proc_id ' =>102,    ' num ' =>2,    ),    100002=>array (    ' proc_id ' =>100,    ' num ' =>3, ')    ; $new = Array (   //new array      100001=>array (              ' proc_id ' = >102,      ' num ' =>2 '       )      ); $new 2 = Array (   //new array 2      100003=>array (              ' proc_id ' = 103,      ' num ' =>2 '       )      );//The final result you want to achieve $result = Array (    100001=>array (    ' proc_id ' =>102,    ' num ' =>4,    ),    100002=>array (    ' proc_id ' =>100,    ' num ' =>3,    ),              100003=>array (    ' proc_id ' =>103,    ' num ' =>3,    )    ); Don't know what to say?

Reply to discussion (solution)

Array_merge

$ar =array_combine (Array_merge (Array_keys ($new), Array_keys ($new 2)), Array_merge ($new, $new 2)), foreach ($ar as $k = > $v) {    if (! $result [$k]) {     $result [$k] = $v;} else{    $result [$k] [' num '] + = $v [' num '];}} Print_r ($result);

1 floor of the method if the key value of the string is OK, but the number of key values do not work, the landlord can use my following method
$arr = $result + $new + $new 2;
Print_r ($arr);

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