On Mon, July 11, 2005 4:05 pm, Matt Babineau said:
> Ok so I set a variable at the top of my class definition
>
> var $tmp;
> < bunch of functions>
>
> Function $func1() {
You don't really have a $ before the function name, right?...
> <do some stuff>
> $n = $this->result_from_another_function($var1, $var2, $var3); //
> this function returns an ARRAY
> //print_r($n);
> $this->tmp = $n;
//check it here:
print_r($this->tmp);
> }
>
>
> When I try to set $this->tmp = $n, it doesn't work!? But if I print_r($n)
> the array that gets returned by $this->result_from_another_function($var1,
> $var2, $var3) gets printed out and I can't understand this!!!!!! There is
> plenty of data in $n, but not in $this->tmp!!!
All we know so far, from the code that you've posted is:
1. You've done something wrong
2. It's not actually *IN* the code you showed us; it's somewhere else.
Throw more code up in pastebin or something.
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