Posted by Bob Stearns on 09/14/06 06:04

Dave Kelly wrote:
> This is a continuation of a previous thread:"Displaying text with
> include file." This is the PHP include file.
>
> I have about googled myself out on this one. If I have found what it is
> I seek , I don't recognize it.
>
> ==========#
> <?php
> $data = file("outing.1.php");
> foreach ($data as $line) {
> $line = explode("_", $line);
> print $line['0'];
> }
>
> ?>
> ============#
> This code does exactly as expected. It prints to the screen the first
> element of the array.
>
> The array is of unknown length. I need to print to the screen all
> elements. I have been able to do this with: for loops, while loops, do
> loops, and some if statements, the problem is stopping when it reached
> an empty element.
>
> Even if I chose an arbitrary number to stop at, it would print the
> elements and the balance in error lines.
>
> Anybody have suggestions on how to stop the endless loop?
>
> TIA
> Dave
The answer lies in your own code: foreach($line as $token) print $token;

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