Description:
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I'd like to re-request the function
  array_remove($needle, $haystack);
for the deletion of one/multiple array element/s from an existing array.

Similar to Bug #12129 (by Dave Mertens), but:


(zak) "[...]
       Use: unset($array['key']);"

(Kay) "What if I do not know the key, but still want to delete every occurrence of array elements where
       only the value - not key - is known (and of course keeping the original arrays order)?.
       This would - in my opinion as well as Mr. Mertens' - complete the native functions for arrays."


Example-Input:
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$needle = "red";
$haystack = Array("foo"=>"bar", 0=>"red", "would"=>"be cool");
array_remove($needle, $haystack) --> Array("foo"=>"bar", "would"=>"be cool");

$needle = Array("be cool", 0xB16B00B5);
$haystack = Array("foo"=>"bar", 8=>0xB16B00B5, "would"=>"be cool");
array_remove($needle, $haystack) --> Array("foo"=>"bar");


My sample function (or this request for that matter) may not be perfect.
But please be kind - it's 01:15 AM in Germany and I have to get up for work in about 5 hours...
 

Test script:
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function array_remove($needle, Array $hackstack)
{
	if(empty($hackstack)) return Array();
	if(!is_array($needle) && !is_string($needle) &&
           !is_numeric($needle)) return $hackstack;

	$new_array = Array();
	foreach($hackstack as $key=>$value)
	{
		if(is_array($needle))
		{
			$found = FALSE;
			foreach($needle as $needle2)
			{
				if((string)$needle2 == (string)$value)
					$found = TRUE;
			}
			if(!$found) $new_array[$key] = $value;
		}
		else
		{
			if((string)$needle != (string)$value)
				$new_array[$key] = $value;
		}
	}

	return $new_array;
}