At 01:21 04.03.2001, Doug Brewer said:
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>$new_array = $first_array["second array"]; # what's wrong with this?
this is a copy of $first_array["second array"].
>while(list($this, $that) = each($new_array)) {
> # doesn't work!
>}
this modifies the copy!
After applying the modifications, do
$first_array["second array"] = $new_array;
to replace the original with the modified contents.
Usually you would use references to arrays to handle this, but I haven't
found a way yet to get list() to return references instead of copies...
...ebird
>O Ernest E. Vogelsinger
(\) http://www.1-at-web.at/
^ ICQ# 13394035
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