}
> }
> }
> if($return){return $sorted;}
> }
>
>
> Well, I guess that's it, I'm sure I can think of
> another way to cut execution time, but, well,
> I don't have much time for it :)
I think the problem is easier... and also the solutions doing a "for"
instead of "foreach" are not good solutions because if the array is not
index-consecutive the loop fails.
So, if you has an array with the colors as indexes and the integer value X
as the value for that position of the array, up
I would be happy to know how to.
>
>
> Thanks Robero, this is first time I'm looking for help in mailing list,
> and I was starting to regret writing here, but your reply changed it :)
>
> Thanks!
>
> David.
>
>
>
> On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at
That's not the problem. Look that the function is called with &$return, so
there is a reference to the variable in which the function returns the value
(if not there would not be an answer...).
Otherwise, i think the problem is in the recursive call inside the function.
Once you make the unset, yo
There is a point between Multiple & early return vs. One last return, which
is Efficiency.
Imagine you have a code which makes lots of things. What is better in time?
If you have early returns, your script will only do the operations it has
to, nothing more than it has to do.
If you have your da
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