associative arrays: usage inside double-quoted strings: documentation gap

Hi there, 'note sended succesfully'... though it does not appear on the website. (No caching at all, i'm 100% certain!) I think it should be in de real doc. I'm willing to write it, it will and should be quite short. (The (a) variant of writing associatad arrays is totally undocumenten, but DOES appear is some doc-examples. The inside-string variant is also very poorly documented) Will it then be added? I'm not going to write something that isn't being added. <note section=arrays> Named indices Note that a) echo "Value of element foo in array arr is " . $arr[foo] b) echo "Value of element foo in array arr is " . $arr['foo'] c) echo "Value of element foo in array arr is " . $arr["foo"] d) echo "Value of element foo in array arr is $arr[foo]" e) echo "Value of element foo in array arr is $arr['foo']" f) echo "Value of element foo in array arr is $arr[\"foo\"]" a-d are equal, but e and f result in a parse-error!! </note> This behaviour (the (un)need for quotes with named indices) is poorly documented. It only appears in some examples, without any explanation. This parse error should be more explainatory: Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_STRING' or T_VARIABLE' or T_NUM_STRING' Greetz, Jeroen University of Utrecht ========== Jeroen J.A. van Wolffelaar Email: Jeroen@A-Eskwadraat.nl Homepage: http://www.A-Eskwadraat.nl/~jeroen Icq: 33944357 EersteCie: http://www.A-Eskwadraat.nl/eerste - Ik zou het niet op je eerste date vertellen... IMo mailinglists moderator: imo2000-owner@egroups.com ==========