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Creating multiple variables in PHP
system_meltdown wrote: [quote]Mr_Cheese wrote: [quote] for ( $i = 0; $i <= 10; $i++ ){ eval("$" . $i = $i); }
Use the double dollar variable thingy.
for ( $i = 0; $i <= 10; $i++ ){
$$i = $i;
}
this is used to make variable values… variables.. make sense?
$admin = "foo";
$$admin = "bar";
then… you can do: echo $foo, outputs "bar"
make sense? [/quote]
Variables cannot start with an integer therefore this won't work, because you can't do: echo $1 or anything of the like.[/quote]
Well, it's already been determined that an array would be friendlier… but, to get around the variable naming issue… use $$chr($i+65). 65-90 is the range for ASCII A-Z.
Bump.