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Subject:    [PHP] References and array indexes
From:       Gabriel Birke <birke () kontor4 ! de>
Date:       2004-08-05 8:14:26
Message-ID: 7734DD62-E6B7-11D8-B7F2-003065FA313E () kontor4 ! de
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Hello!

The following PHP code:
<?
$a = array("1"=>"First Element", "2"=>"Second Element");
$v = &$a['3'];
print_r($a);
?>
has this result:

Array(
	1 => First Element,
	2 => Second Element,
	3 =>
)

Can anyone give me an explanation for this? What is happening in the 
guts of the PHP interpreter when it gets these instructions?

With best regards

Gabriel Birke

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