Re: ${}

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Robert Cummings wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-04-25 at 21:23 +0800, Man-wai Chang wrote:
>> where can I find the documentation about this "symbol"?
> 
> Maybe in the documentation? A cursory glance from me though didn't turn
> anything up. Either way I can inform you of the purpose...
> 
> The following two expression have the same result:
> 
>     $foo = 5;
>     ${'foo'} = 5;

It's also useful to separate out your vars when using replacements in
double quotes..

cf.

$like = "Hmmm";
$var1 = "Something $like_this";
vs.
$var2 = "Something ${like}_that";


$var1 = "Something " + PHP Notice
$var2 = "Something Hmmm_that";

Col.

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