s[$fruit]['color'];
$diameter = $fruits[$fruit]['diameter'];
}
Matt
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From: Mako Shark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 3:45 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Multidimensional arrays (more and more...)
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Yeah, I'd thought of that except there's no guarantee
that it will be unique.
Plus, it makes it harder to go through with a simple
loop because $number really isn't guaranteed to be
numeric (okay, so I have to change the name). Plus, it
may not even start from 0, For instance, it doesn't
have
if [$number] is unique, use it as the key:
// $issue[]["number"] = "number"; -- removed
$issue[$number]["headline"] = "headling";
$issue[$number]["writers"] = "writers";
$issue[$number]["list"] = "list";
$issue[$number]["senttosubscribers"] = "0";
$issue[$number]["month"] = "05";
$issue[$number]["
Wow. This goes way beyond simply printing
multidimensional arrays. Here's some sample data:
$issue[]["number"] = "number";
$issue[]["headline"] = "headling";
$issue[]["writers"] = "writers";
$issue[]["list"] = "list";
$issue[]["senttosubscribers"] = "0";
$issue[]["month"] = "05";
$issue[]["year"]
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