Using array from previous function

[john_doemoor]

Hi guys,

 

My problem is, when I use array i created in previous function, it "forgets" the values I already inserted.

How can i make array "remember" the values and not to delete them?

 

THANKS!

[Nyuszer]

Use

global $your_array;[/cods]
at the beginning of the function

[KevinM1]

Use

global $your_array;[/cods]
at the beginning of the function

 

 

No, don't do this.  In fact, never use the 'global' keyword at all, for anything.

 

OP, why don't you show us what you're trying to do (in code)?

[twistedvengeance]

perhaps trying doing

 

public $yourarray = array($_POST);

 

Not sure if that would work or not.

[marcus]

perhaps trying doing

 

public $yourarray = array($_POST);

 

Not sure if that would work or not.

 

$_POST is global by default.

[Mahngiel]

You could do two things, depending on use.  Either return a value, or pass the value to another function.

 

function one() {
    $array = array('one', 'two');

    return $array;
}

$test = one();

// OR

function one() {
    $array = array('one', 'two');

    two($array);
}

function two( $data = array() ) {
    empty( $data ) return FALSE;

    ... some code ...
}

[twistedvengeance]

You could also use classes, I think.

<?php
class Beginning{
    function Opening(){
         ['your code']
     }
}
class End extends Beginning{
    function End(){
        ['ending code']
    }
}

[KevinM1]

You could also use classes, I think.

<?php
class Beginning{
    function Opening(){
         ['your code']
     }
}
class End extends Beginning{
    function End(){
        ['ending code']
    }
}

 

That would be a horrible use of classes.

 

Again, john_doemoor, show the code you're having issues with.

[john_doemoor]

So my issue is, i need to use:

public function parseLogLines($logLines, $householdId) {
	$logLinesArray = array();
	foreach(preg_split("/\n|\r/", $logLines) as $logLine) {
		if (preg_match("/$householdId/", $logLine) > 0) {
			$logLineArray = preg_split("/,/",$logLine, 2, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY);

			$index = $logLineArray[0];
			$content = $logLineArray[1];
			$logLinesArray[$index] = $content;
		}		
	}
	return $logLinesArray;
}

at next function, and at next function i parse more loglines with this function, and i need all of the loglines stay in an array.