fill aray with keys and values

[clankill3r]

atm i have this in a function:

 

$returnInfo = array();

$returnInfo["totalWords"] = $totalWords;
$returnInfo["uniqueWords"] = count($uniqueWords);
$returnInfo["positiveWords"] = $positiveWords;
$returnInfo["negativeWords"] = $negativeWords;
$returnInfo["rating"] = $mappedrating;

return $returnInfo;	

 

If i recursive print it it says Array instand of my expected values.

 

p.s., i have found examples where the array get's created in 1 line with all there values but i prefer not to do that since it will be a very long line.

[kicken]

If i recursive print it it says Array instand of my expected values.

 

p.s., i have found examples where the array get's created in 1 line with all there values but i prefer not to do that since it will be a very long line.

 

When you say recursive print, what do you mean?  using print_r or var_dump?

 

As for the one line thing, I assume your talking about setting the keys/values inside the array() construct.  It doesn't have to be on one line:

$returnInfo = array(
'totalWords' => $totalWords,
'uniqueWords' => count($uniqueWords),
'positiveWords' => $positiveWords,
'negativeWords' => $negativeWords,
'rating' => $mappedrating
);

return $returnInfo;

 

Doesn't really matter one way or the other though, just a matter of preference.

 

[Drongo_III]

Are you just trying to print the entire array? You can't print or echo an array - only individual array values.

 

To get the whole array use

 

print_r($Name_of_Array);

 

 

atm i have this in a function:

 

$returnInfo = array();

$returnInfo["totalWords"] = $totalWords;
$returnInfo["uniqueWords"] = count($uniqueWords);
$returnInfo["positiveWords"] = $positiveWords;
$returnInfo["negativeWords"] = $negativeWords;
$returnInfo["rating"] = $mappedrating;

return $returnInfo;	

 

If i recursive print it it says Array instand of my expected values.

 

p.s., i have found examples where the array get's created in 1 line with all there values but i prefer not to do that since it will be a very long line.

[clankill3r]

i mean print_r

 

thanks, it works like a champ now!