Re: [PHP] removing chars from string

[Josh Olson]

 I know that it is length, and I gave the correct length for an 11 character 
 string minus two characters. But as always, there is more than
 one way to skin a mule.


$string = '12345678901';

$jayString = substr($string, 0, 9);
$kevinString = substr($string, 0, 8);

echo $jayString; // echos 123456789
echo 'br /'; // echos 12345678
echo $kevinString;

It turns out to skin a mule is to outsmart him. Because mules aren't
actually stubborn, they're just smarter than most of us.

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Re: [PHP] Problem with arrays

[Josh Olson]

for ($i = 0; $i  count($array1); i++)
$array1[$i][] = $array2[$i];

from kevin l'huillier

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[PHP] Object Oriented PHP (5)

[Josh Olson]

PHP has inspired me to become a better programmer.  I have been
actively reading books as well as online content to try to become
better at designing and programming object oriented web applications.
My primary focus is PHP.

Will you help a pragmatic programmer in training out by suggesting
some worthwhile resources?

I have read the following already:
PHP 5 Power Programming
Advanced PHP Programming
Pragmatic Programming
Gang of Four Design Patterns
php.net/oop
zend.com php 5 resources
most of ibm object design articles
http://www.solarphp.com/home/
and many many many shitty online tutorials and source repositories

 ...and some of my OO code is still in production use 10  years after it was 
 written.
Inspiring.

Please don't Lynch me

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