RE: [PHP] A problem with associative arrays..
| From: | Boget, Chris | Date: | Wed, 26 Jul 2000 20:41:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PHP] A problem with associative arrays.. | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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> Ah right. This is a known limitation. Just like you can't do:
> $a = 'abc';
> $a[1] = 'def';
> Once $a is defined to be a string, then $a[1] is an offset into that
> string array.
Woah! PHP can do this? Since what version? As far as I knew,
you needed to use substr() to get even 1 character from a string.
This is too cool.
> > $conf['db'] = "testdb";
> > $conf['db']['host'] = "dbhost";
He's not defining it as a string. He's accessing it as an array.
Does it still apply? What if he defined $conf to be an array
prior to this?
Chris