Array Problem

[ctheun]

Hi there.

Hope someone can help.

I have an array.

Array ( [0] => standard [1] => 1 [2] => advanced [3] => 2 [4] => master [5] => 5 )

How can I rearrage it to this.

array (
standard => 1
advanced => 2
master => 5 )

This must be done dynamicly. The key and values can change.

[kevinsequeira]

what is the logic behind the sort / re-arrange ?

reg
kevin

[ctheun]

The logic is as follows.
From an apache file called /etc/hos.conf I need to retrieve the following information.

The account types etc. Basic, Standard, Master and the amount of databases they are allowed to have.

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/etc/hos.conf

AccountTypes

#AccountType=name,perl,php,mailboxes,aliases,telnet,memory,frontpage,mysql,transfer,subdomains
AccountType=basic,0,1,25,100,0,50,0,0,100000,0,here
AccountType=standard,0,1,25,100,1,100,1,1,100000,0
AccountType=advanced,1,1,25,100,1,200,1,2,100000,0
AccountType=master,1,1,25,100,1,400,1,5,100000,0
AccountType=parkeddomain,0,0,1,10,0,0,0,0,0,0
AccountType=micro,0,0,1,5,0,1,0,0,300,0

AccountType=micropro,0,0,5,20,0,5,0,0,300,0

I use the following coding to do this.

$cmd = sprintf( "/bin/grep -e \"^Account\" /etc/hos.conf | cut -d= -f2 | awk -F, ' { if ($9 > 0) print $1, $9} ' | xargs echo -n 2>/dev/null" );
$result = system ($cmd);

$array = explode(" ", $result);

Now all the values are stored in $array ....

I just need to re-arrange.

[Natty_Dreadlock]

maybe array_flip() ?? Look it up in the docu