there are functions like current() next() etc but they wont help you in this
case. I just wrote my own.
function index($array, $index)
{
return @$array[$index];
}
$now = index(localtime(), 7);
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> In Perl I have done this:
> $julianday=(localtime)[7];
>
> Is there an equivalent syntax for PHP or do I just do:
> $now=localtime();
> $julianday=$now[7];
>
> I don't need it - I'm just curious about the syntax.
>
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