A Ha !

[acey99]

Don't know where else to post this ...

but I think I've found something PHP Can't do:

Note this is from C...

struct ch_record
{
char payto[48]; / line of text used for "Pay To:" or description/comment /
char date[10]; / date of transaction in MM/DD/YY text format /
int number; / check number /
int cleared; / 1 for 'yes', 0 for 'no' /
float amount; / amount of transaction in dollar and cents format /
};

struct ch_record[100] / can also be ch_record */

then somewhere in the code :

ch_record[n].number ... // or other reverence

I realize the above is using C code.. but
as I said before, I can't find how to use this in PHP...

[acey99]

I've decided it looks alot better (& easier for me to understand if the code is in Pascal...)

TYPE
DataType = Record
name: string;
number: integer;
end;

var
something : array[1..100] of datatype;

Then you use something like so :

something[n].name = "";

...
...

[volleytotal_ch]

guess that php can do that ...

class ch_record
{
  $payto = "";
  $date = "";
  // ...
}

$my_class = new ch_record();
echo $my_class->payto;
// will output the content of the field payto of the class.
// doesn't make sense beacuse its empty here, but it's just to show ..

of course $my_class can be an array, for example

$my_class[1] = new ch_record();