syntax error somewhere...

[theoneweasel77]

can someone look at this function and tell me what's wrong? I'm getting the following error:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in (file name) on line 13

function store_data($db, $ID, $color, $moves)
	{
		for($i = 1, $foo = 0; $i <= 12; $i++, $foo += 2)
		{
			$foo2 = $foo + 1;
			$move_from = "move".$i."from";
			$move_to = "move".$i."to";
			$piece_update = mysql_query("UPDATE `moves` SET `$move_from` = '$moves[$foo]', `$move_to` = '$moves[$foo2]' WHERE `ID` = '$ID' && `color` = '$color'", $db);
			print mysql_error();
/* line 13 */		print_r $moves;
			print $moves[$foo];
		}
	}

 

[theoneweasel77]

I don't know why you need parenthesis there... that seems odd to me. oh well.

 

[haslo]

Actually, what I don't know is why you don't need paranthesis for print (obviously). After all, it's a function, as far as I can see. Anybody got pointers on that?

haslo@haslo.ch - www.haslo.ch​

 

[Westbury]

print isn't a function, its a language construct which means it doesn't need paranthesis. However, print_r is a function (I think) and so would need paranthesis.