06-27-2009, 03:57 PM
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Well, you could do that, but those functions: end, reset, prev, next, all modify the position of the internal pointer.
For instance:
Whilst we do have the last child there in our variable, the current function shows us that the internal pointer has been moved to the last element.
Please take a look at my article on an internal pointers here: http://www.talkphp.com/vbarticles.ph...ents-in-arrays
So, how to get the last child without modifying the internal pointer? Well, we could do the following, which would work in a similar way to Python's:
php Code:
$aFruit = array('Orange', 'Apple', 'Pear'); $szLast = $aFruit[count ($aFruit) - 1]; echo $szLast;
The minus one (-1) being necessary because count doesn't start at zero, whereas array keys do.
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