Chris --
...and then Chris Wesley said...
%
% On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, David T-G wrote:
%
% > $m = count($manilist) ;
% > for ( $i=0 ; $i<$m ; $i++ )
% > { print "$i :: $manilist[$i][0]\n" ; }
...
%
% Actually, it's literally printing "[0]" after it prints "Array". PHP is
Right.
% detecting that $manilist (not $manilist[0]) is an array (for which it
% prints "Array"), then you get a literal "[0]" afterwards because you put
% it all within quotes.
Ahhhh...
%
% If you print this way, you'll get what you want:
%
% print "$i :: " . $manilist[$i][0] . "\n";
OK. That works, though it isn't pretty. Is there any way I can avoid
doing the dot dance? I'd rather something like
print "$i :: ${manilist[$i]}[0]\n" ;
(which I know to not work! :-) than to have to open and close; that's
just not very clean to me. I'm the sort who doesn't switch in and out of
php parsing, either :-)
%
% HTH,
% ~Chris
Thanks & TIA & HAND
:-D
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