> echo $stuff[nuts];
It should work, but it's becomg a depreciated practice and may break in
future versions. Always quote a non-numeric array key.
Beyond that, use print_r($array) and see if there is a "nuts" key in there
at all.
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Plutarck
Should be working on something...
...but forgot what it was.
""Matthew Luchak"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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can someone give a quick hint as to why this does not work:
$array = split ("\n", $contents);
$stuff = array_count_values ($array);
echo $stuff[nuts];
or even:
$array = array (split ("\n", $contents));
$stuff = array_count_values ($array);
echo $stuff[nuts];
thnx...
matthew
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