Array() definitions are separated by commas, NEVER semicolons

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on August 19, 2007 - 7:33am

Not like I've made this mistake so many times it got into a commit message of mine... when I fixed it in four places!

cvs commit -m "array declarations cannot have semicolons inside them. Commas, not semicolons!"

See, semicolon at the end, not after each element:

$pid = array( 'value' => $pid, 'field' => 'pid', );

Ok, maybe now I'll remember.

Not like I've made this mistake so many times it got into a commit message of mine... when I fixed it in four places!

cvs commit -m "array declarations cannot have semicolons inside them. Commas, not semicolons!"

See, semicolon at the end, not after each element:

$pid = array( 'value' => $pid, 'field' => 'pid', );

Ok, maybe now I'll remember.

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