Posted by Iv�n S�nchez Ortega on 05/26/06 09:31

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Chris wrote:

> I am calling the function like this :
>
> $BrokenArray = array();
> $BrokenArray = $this->fileTree($this->ProjectRoot,".c");
>
> foreach (($this->fileTree($this->ProjectRoot,".c")) as $wibble)
> {
> print "Broken Array : $wibble <br>\n";
> }

Debug that by using var_dump or print_r :

$BrokenArray = array();
$BrokenArray = $this->fileTree($this->ProjectRoot,".c");
var_dump($BrokenArray);


By the way, remember that PHP is a dinammically-typed language: $BrokenArray
is an array at first, but if you assign it a value of other type (an
integer, for example), it becomes that type.

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