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Bug #7585 Asigning variables to arrays
Submitted: 2000-11-02 05:18 UTC Modified: 2000-11-27 06:07 UTC
From: php at bitgeeks dot com Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: *General Issues
PHP Version: 4.0.2 OS: linux
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2000-11-02 05:18 UTC] php at bitgeeks dot com 
When trying to assign variables to arrays the dont apply.

Ie,

$StrJanuary = "januari";
$montharray[01] = $StrJanuary;

printf("DEBUG1: $StrJanuary<br>");
printf("DEBUG2: $montharray[01]<br>");
printf("DEBUG3: %s<br>", $montharray["01"]);

outputs...

DEBUG1: januari
DEBUG2: 
DEBUG3:

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 [2000-11-02 06:15 UTC] waldschrott@php.net 
> printf("DEBUG2: $montharray[01]<br>");

this is a possible failure in auto-conversion....

> printf("DEBUG3: %s<br>", $montharray["01"]);

this one is allright, read the manual on "auto-conversion", it should read $montharray[01]
 [2000-11-03 16:36 UTC] joey@php.net 
This would work if you would stop using octals as array keys:
$montharray[1]
 [2000-11-27 06:07 UTC] sniper@php.net 
Not a bug. --> closed. 

--Jani
 
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