Re: multidimensional arrays

Libor, You could use the foreach statement. If you don't need to know beforehand the size of the array, you could do something like: foreach ($arr as $sub_arr) { $i++; $j = 0; foreach ($sub_arr as $value) { print "arr[$i][$j] = $value <br>"; $j++; } } This assumes that $arr is the multidimension array and the dimensions are only 2. At the end, $i would contain the row count and $j would contain the count of the last row in the matrix. -Matt Saturday, September 16, 2000, 2:37:55 AM, you wrote: LM> hi, LM> let's say you have a two multidimensional array. my problem is that i create LM> these arrays dynamicly, and the size of the matrix the array represents LM> varies. once it's 3x5, and the next time it could be 24x2. LM> i need to iterate over all the fields of the matrix. how do i get the the LM> type of the matrix? LM> i'd use the "count()" function with a one dimensional array, but don't LM> know LM> if there's a similar function for multidimensional arrays. LM> thanks for your help. LM> regards LM> Libor Matyas