At 9/7/2002, you wrote: >the example I have below.. I'm able to get working using the 'echo' command. >But I would like to know how to format the same using the 'print' command. >I am familiar with both. but with this one instance I am not sure how to >format the print command correctly to get the same results as the echo >command. Any suggestions would be appreciated. > > $variable1[0]="one"; > $variable2[0]="two"; > $variable3[0]="three"; > $variable4[0]="four"; > > $j=1; > while($j<5){ > echo ${"variable"."$j"}[0]; > $j++; > }
Hi, I don't get it, it works identically with echo and with print, doesn't it? $variable1[0]="one"; $variable2[0]="two"; $variable3[0]="three"; $variable4[0]="four"; $j=1; while($j<5){ print ${"variable"."$j"}[0]; $j++; } If you get kicks from odd coding styles you might also use eval :) $variable1[0]="one"; $variable2[0]="two"; $variable3[0]="three"; $variable4[0]="four"; $j=1; while($j<5){ eval("print \"\$variable" . $j . "[0]<br>\";"); $j++; } ------------------------- Pekka Saarinen http://photography-on-the.net ------------------------- -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php