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"passing" arrays


kalivos

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I'm trying to declare two arrays in a function, then call that function from another function. It seems that the second function will not use these arrays. How do I get them to "pass"?

-- Sample code --

[code]function function_a($type)
{
$array_1 = array("Value1", "Value2");
$array_2 = array("Value100", "Value200");

        // following is an attempt to return an array. Incorrect way of doing it?
if($type == "some_value")
{
return $array_1;
}
elseif ($type == "other_value")
{
return $array_2;
}
}

function function_b()
{

        function_a("other_value");
        print_r($array_2);

}
[/code]

Thanks in advance,
-Kalivos
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