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I have used this command before and cannot remember the name or how to deploy it.. sorta like implode but different.. what it does is take an associative array and makes individual variables out of the array like this. $str = arrray("dog->catkiller", "house->placetolive:) and when applied results in the following. $dog = "catkiller"; $house = "placetolive"; Can anyone help me with this.. I need the command name and a sample of its use..

I have two questions relating to each other which are regarding - both function __autoload and adding products to a class? Code for an autoload function (please see code #1), the output prints - but also gives an error message? Moreover, I also receive the notification in my php editor "class 'ooo' not found"? If I may ask a silly question I have noticed some autoload fucctions have implode and explode - how would I write one of these? The output and error: My Antonia: Willa Cather (5.99) Fatal error: Class 'ooo' not found in C:\ Code#1: <?php // we've writen this code where we need function __autoload($classname) { $filename = "./". $classname .".php"; include_once($filename); } // we've called a class *** $obj = new ooo(); ?> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ How would I add more products to this product class? code#2: <?php class shopProduct { public $title; protected $producer = []; public $price; public function __construct($title, $producerName1, $producerName2, $price) { $this->title = $title; $this->producer[] = $producerName1; $this->producer[] = $producerName2; $this->price = $price; } public function getProducer() { return implode(' ', $this->producer); } } class ShopProductWriter { public function write ($shopProduct) { $str = "{$shopProduct ->title}: " . $shopProduct -> getProducer() . " ({$shopProduct -> price})\n"; print $str; } } $product1 = new ShopProduct("My Antonia", "Willa", "Cather", 5.99); $writer = new ShopProductWriter(); $writer -> write($product1); ?>