A big thank you to Stuart who contributed .
$myArray = @file('text_file');
foreach ($myArray as $key=>$val)
{
$myArray[$key] = rtrim($val, "\n");
}
I can now go and play with my asfunction:myfunction
param1|param2 which is what was being screwed by the line feeds.
Blu.
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Sadly what Olivier suggests below doesn't work and generates the following
error message ..
Warning: Array to string conversion in d:\program files\apache
group\apache\htdocs\..\products.php on line 10
It seems that rtrim is converting the array created by @file into a string.
What I
I don't know if you pasted the code directly from source, but your problem
might come from the fact that you're using "/n" instead of "\n".
What I recommend would be this:
$myString = @file('text_file');
$myArray = rtrim($myString, "\n");
Note that for the second part, you might have to put \r
I don't know if this is the right way to go about what I'm trying to do.
In a nutshell, I want to open a simple text file and load the file into
an array with each line represented by one element in the array.
Now $myArray = @file("my_text_file"); achieves 90% of what I want, but I
need to strip
