Dynamic variable names.

[HappyPandaFace]

I want to make it so the name of a variable is changed by '$z' I'm not sure how to do this.

Right not I'm trying:

[$row + $z] = 1

But it doesn't work.

[PC Nerd]

ok, i have no idea in what your saying...l could you please expand and explain please

[HappyPandaFace]

I can do this in FLASH 8. I want to make it so if:

$z = 1;

then:

[$var + $z] = 1;

would write the number '1' to the variable $var1, which is what [$var + $z] is. The variable $var1 would be the same thing as the variable [$var + $z]

[PC Nerd]

ok, if your saying that the new variable would be called "varz" then ill  have to think about it, or if your simply adding the two variables together, and rigging so it always == 1

 

 

 

 

please let me know

 

[HaLo2FrEeEk]

Are you trying to create a new variable named $varz that has a value of 1?

 

if($z == 1){

  $varz = 1;

  }

 

hmmm?

[HappyPandaFace]

No. I want to create the name of a variable and have it have $z at the end of it. like if it was [$var + $z] = 1 and $z = 2 it would be $var2 = 1 I do this with flash all the time.

[HaLo2FrEeEk]

this is php, not flash, they are two completely different languages.  I'm not sure if this is possible in php.

[HappyPandaFace]

Hmmmmm..... That sucks

[HaLo2FrEeEk]

It does indeed, I would compare flash and php like Iw ould php and javascript, they are completely different, though there are some similarities.

[HappyPandaFace]

So can flash have arrays?

[Barand]

<?php
$z = 1;

$varname = 'var'.$z;

$$varname = 4;

echo $var1;   //--> 4

?>

[HappyPandaFace]

Thanks.