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<***yKen> How do you populate an array within a while statement?
<raar> I don't want to run the function again, but do want to know the output to be parsed in the default: case
<AzMoo> raar, put the result into a variable first, then call the switch.
<raar> okay - I thought there might be a better way to do it, but I'll go your way - thanks :)
<freeone3000> AzMoo: Well... thanks... That like, rocks.
<***yKen> What's the proper way to loop through an array?
<freeone3000> With a for loop, a foreach loop, or a while loop plus incrementor, aka for loop.
<***yKen> Cool.
<***yKen> Thx.
<callipygous> why is php titty ****ing the error messages/
<TJNII> Eloquently put.
<onefang> That's just his style.
<TJNII> Well. I guess I haven't idled in here long enough, then.
<onefang> Neither have I, I've seen his style in other channels.
<TJNII> Touche.
<onefang> Well, having not idled in here for long enough, I'll ask my question anyway.
<Zyclops> erm
<onefang> PHP is leaking memory like a fire hose here. It seems to be loading fresh copies of the scripts into ram each time I load a new page, and keeping the old ones in ram. That's probably wrong though, ol is it a know issue?
<Zyclops> count(array1) + count(array2) should equal the number of cells in the first array + the second
<onefang> Give us more info you are sure to tell me. B-)
<Zyclops> i have 2 arrays, one with 4 things in it, the other with 1,... when i add the first array to the second array i get 2 but 1 + 4 != 2
<Zyclops> adding = count(arr1) + count(arr2)
<***yKen> How can I have a function return an array?
<Zyclops> function bla() { var whatever = array(); return whatever;}
<***yKen> I have to use var?
<***yKen> Can't use $
<freeone3000> Or a dollar sign.
<***yKen> ?
<Zyclops> no
<kuja> Zyclops: I don't think he was asking about JS.
<***yKen> Hrm.
<freeone3000> $whatever = array(); return $whatever;
<kuja> function foo() { return array(); }
<Zyclops> kuja: yeah whoops, thats what happnes when you spend all day alternating
<kuja> :)
<***yKen> Wierd...will "$array[] = "bla bla" automatically increment the array?
<Zyclops> yes
<kuja> ***yKen: Yes, why wouldn't it?
<***yKen> I dont know -- I'm not having trouble.
<***yKen> How do I access the awway as a return?
<***yKen> $orders = Array();
<***yKen> orders=arrayFunction();
<***yKen> $orders=arrayFunction();
<***yKen> Is that right?
<freeone3000> Yeah, that one.
<freeone3000> The seconed.
<kuja> ***yKen: function foo() { return array('kuja', 'is', 'cool'); } echo implode('', foo());
<***yKen> So odd..it's not working.
<freeone3000> Of course, returns on functions arn't restricted codewise.
<onefang> It may not be the scripts that are being reloaded into ram each time, but something huge is.
<freeone3000> if(c=='1') { return 5; } else { return array(); } is legal...
<kuja> Though I would throw away the else.
<kuja> if ($foo) { return $bar; } return $baz;
<freeone3000> imo, it's sorta ugly like that.
<kuja> I'm not a big fan of redundant code.
<kuja> Personal preference.
<freeone3000> No, I mean functions returning whatever they darn well please.
<kuja> As long as it's documented, it doesn't matter.
<kuja> And of course well, it better be doing what it's supposed to be doing.
<***yKen> $data = array();
<***yKen> $data[] = $location;
<***yKen> return $data;
<***yKen> oops sorry
<***yKen> Thought that'd print on one line
<kuja> That is valid code, ***yKen.
<***yKen> Man...then I dont know why it's not working.
<freeone3000> Is it in a function?
<***yKen> Is this okay: foreach ($orders as $value) {
<***yKen> Yea it's in a function
<Zyclops> this is driving me nuts... why would count(arr1) + count(arr2) not work?
<kuja> Zyclops: Cause you're doing something wrong.
<Zyclops> i'm printing out the arrays, triple checking, everything
<kuja> That's always the reason something isn't working.
<ironpig_> hey kuju can I get your opinion on something?
<freeone3000> It's working.
<freeone3000> It's just not doing what you want.
<ironpig_> its my php code again
<kuja> ironpig_: Eh?
<Zyclops> heh :)
<freeone3000> <rant>WTF how can it be perm denied I just chmodded the entire dir to 777!</rant>
<Zyclops> the individual counts work, the adding doesen't
<***yKen> Hows this look: $orders = getOrders("2006-02-25","submit_cc");
<***yKen> That's to set the array
<freeone3000> It looks like a function.
<kuja> ***yKen: hashphp.org -- Paste your function.
<***yKen> sec
<tek> what does 'negated' mena?
<kuja> tek: To negate something, the opposite of, what that isn't something that has been negated.
<kuja> s/what/one/
<Zyclops> huh, guess what, you guys we're right... again
<Zyclops> user error :)
<kuja> tek: If you negate the letter 'a', then what isn't the letter 'a'?
<tek> I get it.
<***yKen> http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?pid=6258
<kuja> A-Z, b-z, every other character except 'a' :)
<sketch|work> is there any pre-built functionality to handle comma separated quoted lists? eg "Hello, there", "What is your name? .. i want [0] = "Hello, There" and [1] to be "What is your name?"
<***yKen> implode
<freeone3000> Implode... The opposite of explode, I presume?
<freeone3000> Or you could just array("Hello, There", "What is your name?");
<kuja> ***yKen: So explain what isn't working correctly, now.
<sketch|work> freeone3000: read my question again ...
<***yKen> kuja, well it's only displaying one result when I call the displayOrders function...but the while loop puts many rows into the array...or so it should.
<freeone3000> $this->array_type = MYSQL_***OC; is telling me that it expected a T_VARIABLE.
<kuja> $data = array();
<kuja> $data[] = $location;
<sketch|work> or i will re-phrase ... i want to break up a string based on commas (like explode), but i want to ignore commas within quotes
<kuja> ***yKen: You're redefining the array each time you iterate.
<kuja> So it gets emptied out.
<***yKen> Ahhh.
<***yKen> I see.
<***yKen> So I need to set it as an array outside the while
<kuja> Correct.
<***yKen> Where I set location.
<***yKen> Gotcha.
<***yKen> Thanks :-)
<kuja> ***yKen: $data = array(); while ( ... ) { ... }
<***yKen> Works like a charm :-)
<***yKen> Thank you very much.
<***yKen> Also had to move the return $data outside the while
<kuja> Right
<***yKen> Now another question...is it possible to store arrays within an array?
<kuja> Of course.
<***yKen> So I could do this:
<***yKen> $data1=array(); $data=array(); $data[]=$data1 and the whole array would be stored in the first element of the array?
<freeone3000> Arrays, arrays of arrays, arrays of arrays of arrays, programing languages just love arrays.
<kuja> ***yKen: Or just $data = array(array());
<onefang> APL loves arrays. B-)
<kuja> PHP arrays aren't... "normal"
<kuja> I guess really though, they're just sorted hashes.
<TML> Erm
<TML> kuja: That's a contradiction
<TML> hashes are unordered by definition
<freeone3000> It's like... a Java Map.
<kuja> But I know not the term to cl***ify PHP arrays :)
<freeone3000> Map, K->V.
<will> Bring back kasia!
<TML> kuja: PHP has "***ociative arrays" and "ordered (or indexed) arrays"
<kuja> TML: They seem to be one in the same, or at least by the looks of it.
<TML> kuja: They're not.
<TML> They just live in the same place.
<kuja> What would array('foo', 'bar' => 'baz', 'qux') be? I suppose that'd fall under ***ociative.
<Ox41464b> $var[0]='foo';$var['bar']='baz';$var[1]='qux';
<kuja> Ox41464b: Terminology session, not syntax.
<freeone3000> Sorry to break this up with a syntax problem but $this->array_type = MYSQL_***OC; seems to error for me, telling me it was expecting a type `T_VARIABLE'
<TML> freeone3000: You can't ***ign a constant to a variable.
<Ox41464b> php.net/array_combine
<Ox41464b> er... nvm me
<freeone3000> TML: Well... I could ***ign a method to a variable...
<kuja> No you can't :)
<freeone3000> TML: How should I handle something like that? Can I ***ign the value of a constant to a variable?
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