note 19502 added to language.variables
| From: | engard at all dot NOSPAM dot hu | Date: | Fri, 01 Mar 2002 01:06:38 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 19502 added to language.variables | ||
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Actually, you can use other chars (including spaces) in the variable name, if you are using variable
variables. E.g., the following works for me (in PHP 4.1.1):
$x="blah blah-blah";
$$x="value";
echo "var==" . $$x;
echo "var==" . ${"blah blah-blah"};
Its output is:
var==value
var==value
You can use it also in object variables (properties).
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