On Wed, 2006-08-09 at 14:14 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My brain is really fried right now and I'm sure someone has a more indepth
> answer/opinion on this subject, but it occurs to me that you can get away
> from using eval() if you do some kind of recursive function using:
>
> $temp[] =
My brain is really fried right now and I'm sure someone has a more indepth
answer/opinion on this subject, but it occurs to me that you can get away from
using eval() if you do some kind of recursive function using:
$temp[] = array($arrval1, $arrval2,...);
and $arrval1 could == array($arr2val1
Gunter Sammet wrote:
> Hi all:
> I've been trying to create a multidimensional array with n depth in php.
> Tried to use a recursive function passing array references by pointers but
> seems like it's not possible or I still don't understand this subject
> enough. Finally managed to get it going
Hi all:
I've been trying to create a multidimensional array with n depth in php.
Tried to use a recursive function passing array references by pointers but
seems like it's not possible or I still don't understand this subject
enough. Finally managed to get it going using the eval function. The c
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