New PHP for loop bug?

Anon

Here is an elementary for loop:

for ($i=0; $i<60; $i++)
{
$list .= "i: $i<BR>';
}

a var_dump on $list returns a string of 'i: 60'

OK, why is $i starting AT 60!! It loops through only once with a value of 60 when I have $i<60. This is not the first time this has happened. However I have not been able to find the problem... Is this a bug? This for loop is not inside another loop of any sort, and I have tried changing the variable name...

Just wondering if anyone has experienced simlar problems...

Anon

Well forgive the parse error with the ending ' not being the same as the beginning " ... but you get the drift...

Anon

Did you initialize $list before concatenating things onto the end?

Obviously you typed the code in your post, I also wonder if there is another bug that you overlooked when you typed (instead of copy/pasting the real code).

rrijnders

Code works fine on my server (Linux/Apache/PHP406)...

Anon

No, there is no bug I missed, I have had 3 different php programmers all with over 3 years experience look at it, and no one can figure out why. I have since just thrown a while loop in its place... works fine.