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[Allen Shaw]

Leam Hall wrote:
> Down the road I'll get this going in a database, but at the moment I'm 
> stuck using flat files to store multi-dimensional array data. So I 
> have a file that gets imported, is used and potentially changed, and 
> then needs to be written back to a file if any data changed.
>
> Is there a good way to do this other than just iterate through each 
> array? 
If by "do this" you mean to see if the array changed, what about 
array_diff()?

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