Re: [PHP] name of the variable

On Fri, March 9, 2007 4:27 am, Cefull Lo wrote: Hi everyone, Is there any function that return the name of the variable?? i.e. $foo='abc'; $bar=somefunc($foo); // $bar='foo' here No. And there cannot be, as any given variable could have multiple references and be passed around through

[PHP] name of the variable

Hi everyone, Is there any function that return the name of the variable?? i.e. $foo='abc'; $bar=somefunc($foo); // $bar='foo' here Thanks -- -BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK- Version: 3.1 GSC d- s:++ a- C++ UL/B+++$ !P L+++ E--- W+ N o-- K? w++ O? M- V- PS PE++(-) Y+ PGP++@ t 5 X R$ tv-

Re: [PHP] name of the variable

Cefull Lo wrote: Hi everyone, Is there any function that return the name of the variable?? i.e. $foo='abc'; $bar=somefunc($foo); // $bar='foo' here no - and if you think you need this then there is something very wrong with you code, it's completely backward-assed and you need to rethink

Re: [PHP] name of the variable

I found this on the zend forums. Hope it helps. function Dump($var) { if (key_exists($var, $GLOBALS)) { echo pre$$var:\n; var_dump($GLOBALS[$var]); echo \n/pre\n; } else echo span class='error'No variables