> I talked about ${} and not {$}. ${} also works, at
> least in some cases. And it is in the docs. Is this
> an inconsistency in PHP?
Regarding inconsistency, I've never used ${} for this and don't see any
docs that mention this syntax for arrays in strings. The docs do mention
{$} syntax though. *shrugs* Not sure what to think :)
${} does not work for 3d arrays, {$} does. Both work for 2d.
You wrote:
> - use ${varname} for complex vars in strings, $varname[x]
> will confuse readers, as this is illegal outside strings,
> concatenation makes code unreadable
I think you meant ${varname['x']} and if so, let's use {$varname['x']}
syntax instead. But then again, I prefer $varname[x] in strings, as
stated earlier. But, the confuse factor does exist so I vote .4 for
both methods and .2 for concatenation ;)
Regards,
Philip Olson
