Hello!
I'd like to print an array kinda like the way it was created. Ie., I've
got the following array:
$r[0][0]['name'] = 'joe';
$r[0][0]['gender'] = 'male';
$r[0][0]['prop'] = 'prefs';
$r[0][0][0]['text'] = 'mail';
$r[0][0][0]['set'] = 'yes';
$r[0][0][1]['text'] = 'phone';
$r[0][0][1]['set']
...because you never shrink $prefix
after output(), try array_pop($prefix);
Alexander Skwar wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'd like to print an array kinda like the way it was created. Ie., I've
> got the following array:
>
> $r[0][0]['name'] = 'joe';
> $r[0][0]['gender'] = 'male';
> $r[0][0]['prop'] =
»scott furt« sagte am 2002-03-19 um 05:28:51 -0500 :
> ...because you never shrink $prefix
>
> after output(), try array_pop($prefix);
Awesome! This works! *THANKS* a lot! I was fighting with this for a
whole day :)
Alexander Skwar
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