Multi Array?

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Mtek wrote:
>On May 26, 4:22 pm, Norman Peelman <npeel...@cfl.rr.comwrote:
>>Mtek wrote:
>>>Hi,
>>>I'm not sure how to do this. *Let's say I have an array that looks
>>>like this:
>>>$timing[$x] = array('Count' *=0);
>>>So, basically I've initialized that element of the array with another
>>>array item, that being 'Count'. *Later, I want to add another itemto
>>>the array, like this:
>>>$timing[$x] = array('Start' *=date ("g:i:s"));
>>>How would I do that? *I'm sure I cannot use the 'array' function more
>>>than once........do I need to define it and initialize it with nulls?
>>>Along those same lines, can I do something like this: *$timing[$x]
>>>['Count']++;
>>>I'm looking for examples, but not finding any on the web. *If someone
>>>can help, I'd really appreciate it.
>>>Thank you,
>>>John
>>This works:
>>$timing[$x]['Count'] = 0;
>>$timing[$x]['Start'] = date("g:i:s");
>>$timing[$x]['Count']++;
>>echo var_dump($timing);
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>>Norman
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>What is the difference between that and something like this:
>* $tables[$x] = array('Acronym' =$table_data[0],
>* * * * * * * * * * * 'List' * *=$table_data[1],
>* * * * * * * * * * * 'Name' * *=$table_data[2]);
>I'm really looking for a sturcture like this.......is there any
>difference at all???
Same thing, I just didn't use the 'array' object to create them.

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>What about this?
>* * * $summary[$x]['seating'] = array('Seating' =$row[0],
>* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 'Count' * =$row[1]);
>Is the word 'seating' like a section title or something?
>John
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Mtek wrote:
>Hi,
>I'm not sure how to do this. *Let's say I have an array that looks
>like this:
>$timing[$x] = array('Count' *=0);
>So, basically I've initialized that element of the array with another
>array item, that being 'Count'. *Later, I want to add another item to
>the array, like this:
>$timing[$x] = array('Start' *=date ("g:i:s"));
>How would I do that? *I'm sure I cannot use the 'array' function more
>than once........do I need to define it and initialize it with nulls?
>Along those same lines, can I do something like this: *$timing[$x]
>['Count']++;
>I'm looking for examples, but not finding any on the web. *If someone
>can help, I'd really appreciate it.
>Thank you,
>John
This works:

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$timing[$x]['Count'] = 0;
$timing[$x]['Start'] = date("g:i:s");

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$timing[$x]['Count']++;

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echo var_dump($timing);

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>>On May 26, 4:22 pm, Norman Peelman <npeel...@cfl.rr.comwrote:
>>>Mtek wrote:
>>>>Hi,
>>>>I'm not sure how to do this. Let's say I have an array that looks
>>>>like this:
>>>>$timing[$x] = array('Count' =0);
>>>>So, basically I've initialized that element of the array with another
>>>>array item, that being 'Count'. Later, I want to add another item to
>>>>the array, like this:
>>>>$timing[$x] = array('Start' =date ("g:i:s"));
>>>>How would I do that? I'm sure I cannot use the 'array' function more
>>>>than once........do I need to define it and initialize it with nulls?
>>>>Along those same lines, can I do something like this: $timing[$x]
>>>>['Count']++;
>>>>I'm looking for examples, but not finding any on the web. If someone
>>>>can help, I'd really appreciate it.
>>>>Thank you,
>>>>John
>>>This works:
>>>$timing[$x]['Count'] = 0;
>>>$timing[$x]['Start'] = date("g:i:s");
>>>$timing[$x]['Count']++;
>>>echo var_dump($timing);
>>>--
>>>Norman
>>>Registered Linux user #461062- Hide quoted text -
>>>- Show quoted text -
>>What is the difference between that and something like this:
>> $tables[$x] = array('Acronym' =$table_data[0],
>> 'List' =$table_data[1],
>> 'Name' =$table_data[2]);
>>I'm really looking for a sturcture like this.......is there any
>>difference at all???

>>What about this?
>> $summary[$x]['seating'] = array('Seating' =$row[0],
>> 'Count' =$row[1]);
>>Is the word 'seating' like a section title or something?
>>John

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>>Hi,
>>I'm not sure how to do this. Let's say I have an array that looks
>>like this:
>>$timing[$x] = array('Count' =0);
>>So, basically I've initialized that element of the array with another
>>array item, that being 'Count'. Later, I want to add another item to
>>the array, like this:
>>$timing[$x] = array('Start' =date ("g:i:s"));
>>How would I do that? I'm sure I cannot use the 'array' function more
>>than once........do I need to define it and initialize it with nulls?
>>Along those same lines, can I do something like this: $timing[$x]
>>['Count']++;
>>I'm looking for examples, but not finding any on the web. If someone
>>can help, I'd really appreciate it.
>>Thank you,
>>John

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>>Hi,
>>I'm not sure how to do this. Let's say I have an array that looks
>>like this:
>>$timing[$x] = array('Count' =0);
>>So, basically I've initialized that element of the array with another
>>array item, that being 'Count'. Later, I want to add another item to
>>the array, like this:
>>$timing[$x] = array('Start' =date ("g:i:s"));
>>How would I do that? I'm sure I cannot use the 'array' function more
>>than once........do I need to define it and initialize it with nulls?
>>Along those same lines, can I do something like this: $timing[$x]
>>['Count']++;
>>I'm looking for examples, but not finding any on the web. If someone
>>can help, I'd really appreciate it.
>>Thank you,
>>John

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