Re: list(), each()

Why do you put each(explode()) ? Just list() = explode() is what you want. -Rasmus On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, Chris Boget wrote: > Ok, I've got to be doing something wrong here. I've been > beating my head up against the wall for some time and I > just cannot figure out what it is. Before I say it's a bug with > list(), could someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? > > <? > > $policy = "1016726726--1--1016643856"; > > // problematic > list( $policy_num, $policy_year, $application_reference ) = each( explode( "--", > $policy )); > echo "list( $policy_num, $policy_year, $application_reference ) = each( explode( > \"--\", $policy )); <br>\n"; > > // fine > $policy = explode( "--", $policy ); > echo $policy[0] . "<br>\n"; > echo $policy[1] . "<br>\n"; > echo $policy[2] . "<br>\n"; > > ?> > > Why isn't list() assigning the value properly? For the first echo statement, I'm > getting: > > "list( 0, 1016726726, ) = each( explode( "--", 1016726726--1--1016643856 > ));" > > but the others, where I'm echoing out the individual elements, it's working fine. > > What's going on? > > Chris > > > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >