Accessing key values of nested associative array-CodePudding

I have a nested array like this:

$settings = [
            'settings_page' => [
                'page' => 'handler_environment',
                'options' => [
                    'op_1' = 'val_1',
                    'op_2' = 'val_2',
                    'op_3' = 'val_3',
                    'op_4' = 'val_4'
                ]
            ]
        ]

and id like to access the key=>val structure in a foreach to fire some functions instantiated with their values like this:

public function add_settings_page()
    {
        foreach ($this->settings['settings_page'] as $setting) {
                var_dump($setting['page']); // handler_environment 
                var_dump($setting['options']); // val_1, val_2 etc... 

                add_menu_page(
                     __(ucwords($settingNiceName), // page_title
                     __(ucwords($settingNiceName), // menu_title
                     'manage_options', // capability
                     $setting['page'], // menu_slug
                     array( $this, 'create_admin_page', $setting['options']) // callback
                    );
                );

            }
        }
    }

but the looped variable evaluates to just the values of the nested array i.e 'handler_environment' and are therefore inaccessible via key reference due to them just being strings.

should be noted the array will contain multiple pages and options for them. It may be that im structuring my initial array incorrectly to achieve what i want.

Is there a way to get the loop to return the key value arrangement of the original nested array without having to reassign each value in to a new array in the loop? Am i overcomplicating this? I am lost at this point.

CodePudding user response：

Make the callback a closure that captures $setting

                add_menu_page(
                     __(ucwords($settingNiceName), // page_title
                     __(ucwords($settingNiceName), // menu_title
                     'manage_options', // capability
                     $setting['page'], // menu_slug
                     function() use ($setting) {
                        $this->create_admin_page($setting['options']);
                     }
                    );
                );