Failure in posting a note to PHP manual.

From: Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2004 17:06:22 +0000
Subject: Failure in posting a note to PHP manual.
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Dear documentation team, I have tried several times to submit a note to the documentation of the php manual. This, however, has been impossible. Here is my note: +--- NOTE BEGINS HERE -------------------------------------- Sergio Santana: ssantana@tlaloc.imta.mx Sometimes we need functions for building or modifying arrays whose elements are to be references to other variables (arrays or objects for instance). In this example, I wrote two functions 'tst' and 'tst1' that perform this task. Note how the functions are written, and how they are used. <? function tst(&$arr, $r) { // The argument '$arr' is declared to be passed by reference, // but '$r' is not; // however, in the function's body, we use a reference to // the '$r' argument array_push($arr, &$r); // Alternatively, this also could be $arr[] = &$r (in this case) }
$arr0 = array();          // an empty array
$arr1 = array(1,2,3); // the array to be referenced in $arr0 // Note how we call the function: tst($arr0, &$arr1); // We are passing a reference to '$arr1' in the call ! print_r($arr0); // Contains just the reference to $arr1 array_push($arr0, 5); // we add another element to $arr0 array_push($arr1, 18); // we add another element to $arr1 as well print_r($arr1); print_r($arr0); // Changes in $arr1 are reflected in $arr0 // ----------------------------------------- // A simpler way to do this: function tst1(&$arr, &$r) { // Both arguments '$arr' and '$r" are declared to be passed by // reference, // again, in the function's body, we use a reference to // the '$r' argument array_push($arr, &$r); // Alternatively, this also could be $arr[] = &$r (in this case) }
$arr0 = array();          // an empty array
$arr1 = array(1,2,3); // the array to be referenced in $arr0 // Note how we call the function: tst1($arr0, $arr1); // 'tst1' understands '$r' is a reference to '$arr1' echo "-------- 2nd. alternative ------------ <br>\n"; print_r($arr0); // Contains just the reference to $arr1 array_push($arr0, 5); // we add another element to $arr0 array_push($arr1, 18); print_r($arr1); print_r($arr0); // Changes in $arr1 are reflected in $arr0 ?> // This outputs: // X-Powered-By: PHP/4.1.2 // Content-type: text/html // // Array // (
//     [0] => Array
//         (
//             [0] => 1
//             [1] => 2
//             [2] => 3
//         )
// // ) // Array // (
//     [0] => 1
//     [1] => 2
//     [2] => 3
//     [3] => 18
// ) // Array // (
//     [0] => Array
//         (
//             [0] => 1
//             [1] => 2
//             [2] => 3
//             [3] => 18
//         )
//
//     [1] => 5
// ) // -------- 2nd. alternative ------------ // Array // (
//     [0] => Array
//         (
//             [0] => 1
//             [1] => 2
//             [2] => 3
//         )
// // ) // Array // (
//     [0] => 1
//     [1] => 2
//     [2] => 3
//     [3] => 18
// ) // Array // (
//     [0] => Array
//         (
//             [0] => 1
//             [1] => 2
//             [2] => 3
//             [3] => 18
//         )
//
//     [1] => 5
// ) In both cases we get the same result. I hope this is somehow useful Sergio. +--- NOTE ENDS HERE -------------------------------------- And, here is the notification I receive each time: "There was an internal error processing your submission. Please try to submit again later." This has happened for several days. Is there a problem with my submission or with your server? Thank you very much for your attention, Sergio. INSTITUTO MEXICANO DE TECNOLOGIA DEL AGUA (Mexican Institute for Water Technology) -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Julio Sergio Santana ssantana@tlaloc.imta.mx jssantana@netscape.net Tel. +52 777 3293600 ext 867, Tel/Fax +52 777 3293679 http://jssantana.tripod.com/Formal/ "Que el Dios de paz, que resucitó de los muertos a nuestro Señor Jesucristo, el gran pastor de las ovejas, por la sangre del pacto eterno, los capacite en todo lo bueno para hacer su voluntad ..." (Heb. 13:20,21) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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