On 27/03/06, je killen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
Here is an update on my problem reported with the array_search function.
to those who directed me to the bug report page, thanks.
There are a number of reports specific to this function. Maybe event
someone else has written a fix.
here
Hi all
Here is an update on my problem reported with the array_search function.
to those who directed me to the bug report page, thanks.
There are a number of reports specific to this function. Maybe event
someone else has written a fix.
here is my solution to my problem.
The following code* was
sorry all for the mistake in the code;
in this line 'array $input' should be string $input.
function word_wise(array $input, int $what) //returns an array
so it reads
function word_wise(string $input, int $what) //returns an array
this should be the only mistake. I added this stuff as an
On Mon, March 20, 2006 8:35 pm, je killen wrote:
I really don't understand, though, why you are doing things the way
you describe...
I only want one image file for each distinct letter, no repeats
because
I can't put two or more files with the same name
in the same dir. The images need to
On Mon, March 20, 2006 8:47 pm, je killen wrote:
I am using simple for loops. If I create and populate an array and
test
it with a print statement
in a for loop, it prints out all the current values. It I again call
it
to print in a for loop in subsequent code
it has exhibited a degraded
Richard Lynch wrote:
On Mon, March 20, 2006 8:35 pm, je killen wrote:
I really don't understand, though, why you are doing things the way
you describe...
I only want one image file for each distinct letter, no repeats
because
I can't put two or more files with the same name
in the
On Sun, March 19, 2006 4:46 pm, je killen wrote:
The following code does not produce the correct results (for my
purposes):
function code($str, $match, $formula)
{
for($i = 0; $i count($str); $i++)
{
$formula[$i] = array_search($str[$i], $str);// ==|| no bueno
//print
The following code does not produce the correct results (for my
purposes):
function code($str, $match, $formula)
{
for($i = 0; $i count($str); $i++)
{
$formula[$i] = array_search($str[$i], $str);// ==|| no bueno
//print $formula[$i]; not right
if($formula[$i] $i)
{$str[$i] = '';}
On 19 Mar 2006, at 22:46, je killen wrote:
The code takes a string of ascii letters forming a word and is
supposed to create a list of indexes
in the proper sequence for reconstructing the word. The object of
the code in context is to take
Ignoring your code (and the supposed 'bug') for a
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