I should check my version then... =O)
lux
Christian Reiniger wrote:
> On Monday 05 February 2001 00:51, Lux wrote:
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>
>>> But the feature is useless :)
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>>
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>> function a ($hash, $text = "") {
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>> $attr_text = "";
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>> while (list ($k, $v) = each ($hash)) {
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>> $attr_text .= " $k=\"$v\"";
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>> }
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>> return "<a$attr_text>$text</a>";
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>> }
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>
>
>> // what also doesn't work
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>> // echo a (array("href" => "http://www.google.com/", "target" =>
>> "_blank"), "Visit Google!");
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>
>
> Works fine for me, sorry (php 4.0.4)
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>
>
>
>
>
>> // another example
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>>
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>> echo a ($attrs = array ("href" => "http://www.google.com/"),
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>> img ($attrs = array (
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>> "src" =>
>> "http://www.google.com/images/title_homepage4.gif", "alt" => "Visit
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>> Google!",
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>> "border" => "0")
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>> )
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>> );
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>
>
> works, rewritten to
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> echo a (array ("href" => "http://www.google.com/"),
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> img (array (
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> "src" => "http://www.google.com/images/title_homepage4.gif",
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> "alt" => "Visit Google!",
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> "border" => "0")
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> )
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> );
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>
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>
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>> /* now ideally, this could be written much more cleanly, perhaps...
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>>
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>> echo a(['href' => [http://www.google.com/'],
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>> img(['src' =>
>> 'http://www.google.com/images/title_homepage4.gif', 'alt' => 'Visit
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>> Google!', 'border' => '0'])
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>> );
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>>
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>> */
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>
>
>
> So it basically boils down to "array (a => b)" versus "[a => b]"
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> And I personally feel the array () notation is at least as nice as the []
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> one. Well, it's a matter of taste. But it certainly isn't harder to read,
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> not detrimental on cleanness and elegance of the code.
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