Printing Multidemensial arrays

[tiburblium]

Greetings,

I am trying to figure out how best to parse a multi-demensial array, $this:

    $this = array('indexA' => "Yeah", "Huh", "Alright", "Why", "So Vhat", "Test", "Arms",
                            'indexB' => "120000", "95000", "74000", "63000", "54000", "49000", "32000",
                            'indexC' => "500");

I would like to be able to reference a value from this array by each "subarrays" index and element number

EX: $value[indexA][4]

So something like:

foreach ($array as $index => $values)
{
print "$value[indexA][6]";
}

This however does not work and I cant seem to find alot of information on this in PHP, anyone have any clues?

Thanks for any help!

[vaaaska]

I think your array is wrong? Don't you want...instead...

	$myArray = array(
		array('indexA' => "Yeah", "Huh", "Alright", "Why", "So Vhat", "Test", "Arms"),
		array('indexB' => "120000", "95000", "74000", "63000", "54000", "49000", "32000"),
		array('indexC' => "500")
	);

Also, your foreach would never work...the vars aren't even right. ???

[ysu]

Try to var_dump the array you created, and you'll see that indexA is not a further dimension of it according to the definition you put there.

I think what you wanted here is this

$array = array(
  'indexA' => 
    array("Yeah", "Huh", "Alright", "Why", "So Vhat", "Test", "Arms"),
  'indexB' => 
    array( "120000", "95000", "74000", "63000", "54000", "49000", "32000"),
  'indexC' => 
    array("500") 
);

[vaaaska]

Woops! I feel retarded now. That's what I was trying to say... 🙂

And then printing becomes easier...

foreach ($array as $index => $values) {

print $values[2];

}