Array problem

[newdarkness]

Hello,
I got the following warning:

Warning:  First argument to array_push() needs to be an array in /[URL unfurl="true"]WWW/newcon-2/home/ypsilondownloads.de/www/eq.php[/URL] on line 52

On this array;

$eqpart = Array("L" => array (
				array ("+x0"),
				array ("+y0"),
				array ("+#0")),
		"R" => array (
				array ("+x0"),
				array ("+y0"),
				array ("+#0")));

And this Code:

		$Value = "-y1";
		$Type = valuePart($Value,"Type");	
		$eqside = 0;


		if($Type == "#") {
			array_push ($eqpart[$eqside][2],$Value);
			} elseif($Type == "x") {
			array_push ($eqpart[$eqside][0],$Value);
               		} elseif($Type == "y") {
			array_push ($eqpart[$eqside][1],$Value);
			}
		}

What the . are I'm doing wrong?

 

[DRJ478]

The array_push is probably too much overhead. Why don't you just add it using:

$eqpartp[$eqside][2][] = $Value;

PHP Manual:
If you use array_push() to add one element to the array it's better to use $array[] = because in that way there is no overhead of calling a function.

 

[newdarkness]

I need to include multiple arrays and sort those into the sub arrays - I'm not sure if $eqpartp[$eqside][2][] = $Value; will work multiple times without deleting the old array.

Also it said that $eqpart[$eqside][1] wasn't an array, thats what I am wondering about

 

[DRJ478]

$eqpartp[$eqside][2][] = $Value; will work multiple times. It just adds an element to the end of the array. Just like array_push.

Validate your assumption that $eqpart[$eqside][1] is an array by using is_array($eqpart[$eqside][1]);