Hello Zeev,
Thursday, July 24, 2003, 3:21:54 PM, you wrote:
ZS zeevThu Jul 24 09:21:54 2003 EDT
ZS Added files:
ZS /php-src/tests/lang foreach_with_references_001.phpt
ZS Log:
ZS Add foreach() test with references
ZS Index: php-src/tests/lang/foreach_with_references_001.phpt
ZS +++ php-src/tests/lang/foreach_with_references_001.phpt
ZS --TEST--
ZS foreach() with references
ZS --FILE--
ZS ?php
$arr = array(1 = one, 2 = two, 3 = three);
ZS foreach($arr as $key = $val) {
ZS $val = $key;
ZS }
ZS print_r($arr);
ZS foreach($arr as $key = $val) {
ZS $val = $key;
ZS }
ZS print_r($arr);
ZS --EXPECT--
ZS Array
ZS (
ZS [1] = one
ZS [2] = two
ZS [3] = three
ZS )
ZS Array
ZS (
ZS [1] = 1
ZS [2] = 2
ZS [3] = 3
ZS )
WOW Coool :-)
but there is one thing i wonder about:
php -r '$ar=array(1=a,2=b,3=c);foreach($ar as $k=$v) if ($k==2) unset($v);
print_r($ar);'
Array
(
[1] = a
[2] = b
[3] = c
)
I guess the main question is what should happen? I'd expect the result to be
$ar[2] = NULL since obviously you can't unset $ar[2] this way. (I tried this
because in SPL you can).
Best regards,
Marcusmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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