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Posted by Steve on 04/25/07 01:22
"Jerry Stuckle" <jstucklex@attglobal.net> wrote in message
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| Skeleton Man wrote:
| > Hi all,
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| > I'm after the PHP equivlent to this Perl construct:
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| > print @{[someFunctionCall()]}[0];
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| > In the above example someFunctionCall() would return an array, and we're
| > printing the first item from the returned array..
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| > How do I do this in PHP ? (without first assigning the output of the
| > function call to a variable)
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| > Chris
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| Chris,
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| I don't think you can.
currently, you can't in php. you have to return the full array to a variable
and then access the element(s).
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