On Sunday 04 February 2001 07:31, John Luxford wrote:
function foo ($hash) {
while (list ($k, $v) = each ($hash)) {
echo "$k :: $vbr /\n";
}
}
// but what I want to say is something like this
foo (["one" = "value", "two" = "value"]);
foo () is
Lux wrote:
Where do I make a formal request for a feature? In Perl or Ruby, I
could have said:
foo ({ 'var1' = 'value', 'var2' = 'value'});
and it is so much more elegant than having to say:
$hash = array (
'var1' = 'value',
'var2' = 'value'
);
foo ($hash);
elegance
At 8:40 PM +0200 2/4/01, Teodor Cimpoesu wrote:
Lux wrote:
Where do I make a formal request for a feature? In Perl or Ruby, I
could have said:
foo ({ 'var1' = 'value', 'var2' = 'value'});
and it is so much more elegant than having to say:
$hash = array (
'var1' = 'value',
foo ($hash = array('var1'='value', 'var2'='value'));
should work.
You don't need the $hash in that function call unless you need to use
it later on in your main program, so you can just say:
foo (array('var1'='value', 'var2'='value'));
that won't work (Lux's complaint) when
But the feature is useless :)
Here, I removed the reference, so we can stop fussing over it (it wasn't the
question to begin with), and here's an example of a potential use for this
(a stupid example, but still...). I'm not weighing out the benefits of
references, I'm striving to achieve the
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But the feature is useless :)
Here, I removed the reference, so we can stop fussing over it (it wasn't
the
question to begin with),
, and hangovers to... suffering.
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But the feature is useless :)
Here,
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