note 43385 rejected from language.types.array by nlopess

From: Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 12:56:13 +0000
Subject: note 43385 rejected from language.types.array by nlopess
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Note Submitter: B.A.R.Thompson@Warwick.ac.uk ---- Can u set up a mutli-dimensional array, without using nested arrays?? In java, for example: int[] myArray; myArray = new int[10,10]; would create an array, 10 high and 10 wide. Equally: int[] myArray; myArray = new int[10,10,10]; is a three dimensional array, 10 high, 10 wide, and 10 deep. I cant find in the manual a php equivalent!! The closest i seem to come is nested arrays. Anyone have any clues...I imagine im being pretty dumb here!! so i apologise in advance!!

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