Re: Broken PHP4 Function

On Mon, 04 Sep 2000, Ron Chmara wrote: > The docs note that the keys are preserved. > > Thus: > > $orig_array = array("zero", "one", "one", "two"); > > /* $orig_array is now the following: > $orig_array[0] = "zero"; > $orig_array[1] = "one"; > $orig_array[2] = "one"; > $orig_array[3] = "two"; > */ > > $new_array = array_unique($orig_array); > > /* $new_array is now the following: > $new_array[0] = "zero"; > $new_array[1] = "one"; > $new_array[2] = ""; > $new_array[3] = "two"; > */ > > The key of $orig_array[2] was preserved. I've added some clarification > to the docs. Eh, this is wrong, IMHO. The keys should not be preserved, the duplicate entries should be deleted entirely. I'm going to put a fix in for this. -Andrei "Music expresses that which can not be said and on which it is impossible to be silent." -Victor Hugo