SV: [PHP4BETA] Trying to be elegant...

> > while (list(,$val) = each(array("a", "b", "c"))) { > > print "$val<BR>\n"; > > } > What the code above looks like it says is: > 1. Create an array with elements 'a', 'b', and 'c'; > 2. Get the first element; > 3. Assign that element to $val; > 4. Print $val; > 4. goto 1; > > The each() is evaluated on every loop, as you intended, but so is the > array(), which I don't believe you want. You're right of course. I'm just getting to used to writing stuff like: print for (1..10); in Perl. foreach(array() as $val) is good, I didn't think about that actually entering the PHP world through version 4. Thanks! /Johan Ekenberg