$arr['key'] = $val; throws an E_NOTICE error

[emehrkay]

I like E_NOTICE it shows some useful info - undefined vars, etc., but for the life of me I cannot figure out how to get around adding a key value pair to an array that wont throw an E_NOTICE error...if the key isn't already defined in the array, it wonks out, I understand why, but whats the solution?

 

Thanks

[corbin]

C:\Users\Corbin>php -r "error_reporting(E_ALL); $arr['key'] = 'blah';"

 

C:\Users\Corbin>php -r "error_reporting(E_ALL); $arr = array(); $arr['key'] = 'blah';"

 

C:\Users\Corbin>php -r "error_reporting(E_ALL); $arr = array(); $arr['key'] = 'bleh';  $arr['key'] = 'blah';

 

C:\Users\Corbin>php -r "error_reporting(E_ALL); $arr = array(); $arr['key'] = 'bleh'; $arr['key'] = 'blah';"

 

Nothing....  What version of PHP?

[genericnumber1]

Nevermind, me posting at 2 am is bad. I'm going to bed.

[Lumio]

<?php
   $val = 'foo'; //Defining $val
   $arr = array(); //Defining $arr as array
   $arr['key'] = $val;
?>

[emehrkay]

So now it doesn't report the error. Of course.

 

I must have been reading the error wrong, late, last, night . It had to do with having a property of a class being an array and appending values to it. I was appending the wrong thing to it 'flase' and this throws an error if key doesnt exist

 

if((bool) $frame[$key]['set']){

 

It appears that I have a bunch of little things like that scattered throughout my code

 

 

Thanks guys

[corbin]

Ahhhh cool.  I was quite confused.