$user_id = 123; $project_id = 456; $permission = getProjectPermission($user_id, $project_id); echo "User with ID $user_id has permission level $permission for project with ID $project_id";
foreach ($users as $user) { $permission = getProjectPermission($user->id, $project_id); if ($permission > 0) { echo "User with ID $user->id has permission level $permission for project with ID $project_id"; } }In this example, we have an array of user objects and we loop through each user to retrieve their permission level for a certain project using getProjectPermission. We then check if the permission level is greater than 0 (meaning they have some level of permission) and if so, we display the user's ID and permission level. Package/Library: It is difficult to determine the package/library that getProjectPermission belongs to without further context. It is possible that it is a custom function defined within a specific PHP project, or it could be part of a larger package/library.