Date: 08/14/99
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I was coding along and thought, "You know it would be cool if I could create
an object like I can an array."
So, I figured it would be possible to create a PHP function called object()
that acted just like array. I know I can use basically (object)array() and
do it, But why not put it in PHP. I figured it could just call array() and
then set the var to an object before it returned it. So, I started looking
for the array() function in the PHP 3.0.11 source I have and could not find
it.
A. Are there any reasons this could or should not be done.
B. Where is the array function?
Brian.
PS. I would also like to do a create_object and create_array function that
would take only indices as parameters instead of the values and/or indices
like array does? Thoughts?
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