Posted by Geoff Berrow on 05/17/07 06:53

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thaertel@gmail.com contained the following:

> Ex. $array('skinid' => $skinID);
>This technique is pretty frequent in certain circumstances. So
>$array['skinid'] refers to the value of $skinID.

I call it an 'andits' As in

$key andits $value

:-)

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