Side note, it sounds like
$this->result
is an object holding an array, not the array itself and print_r is
automatically traversing the object.
On Oct 29, 2006, at 4:27 AM, Gunnar Beushausen wrote:
Hi!
I've a strange problem with count. I wrote a routine to jump to the
last position of an array. The code ist this:
if(!$this->done) {
array_push($this->result, $this->stmt->fetchall_assoc());
}
$this->done = true;
$this->currIndex = $this->rowIndex = count($this->result)-1;
return $this;
If i do a print_r($this->result); i'm getting like thousand
entries, so the array is actually filled with all values needed.
But somehow a count($this->result) gives me a value of 1.
I wonder why count says there is only 1 entry in that array, when
print_r gives out more than thousand entries. Does anybody have a
clue? I'm using php 5.1.6
Thanks in advance,
Gunnar
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