On Sun, Dec 09, 2001 at 04:27:35PM +0100, Wolfgang Drews wrote : 
>  Hi all,
>  
>  i don't know if i got something wrong, therefore no bug-report, as
>  i don't really know, if this is a bug.
>  
>  ---- snipp ----
>  $ax = array("a" => "alpha", "b" => "bravo", "c" => "charlie",
>              "d" => "delta");
>  $r = array_reverse($ax);
>  print_r($r);
>  
>  for ($i = 0; $i < count($r); $i++)
>  {
>  	echo "<br>".$i." : ".$r[$i];
>  }
>  ---- snap -----

    I don't see the relation to array_reverse() here. The array
    acts and behaves the same after and before array_reverse()
    [except that it is reversed, obviously].
    
>  
>  actually i thougt, PHP handles associative and numeric arrays the
>  same way(internally) as they are hashes and therefore it should be possible
>  to get the values of an associative array through its indices, too.
>  In the example above there are no values printed in the for-loop.
>  Strange behaviour?

    Expected behaviour.
>  
>  In addition the optional Flag "bool preserve_keys" doesn't seem to
>  work on associative arrays. This effect was testet on 4.0.6, 4.2.0 dev
>  and 4.0.5. Can someone please check this or give me a hint in the
>  right direction and open my mind?

    You may be gotten confused that it only works on numerical
    indices.

    - Markus

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