Re^3: Using variables in array names

i disagree, this did answer the question. it's just that the questioner (as usual) didn't know yet what he wanted. therefore he asked for a solution of which he thought would solve his problem. but being slightly psychic, gellyfish swiftly extrapolated the real probelm from the question and came up with a better fiting solution.

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Re^4: Using variables in array names by monarch (Priest) on Aug 07, 2005 at 00:44 UTC
May I point out that the thread author is a friar. I doubt he became a friar by completely ignoring the concept of a hash. Thus, by not answering his question and stupidly lecturing this esteemed monk with an answer that has remote relevance to the question, this saint just denegrated the thread author. But I suppose you think that cops who charge physics graduates with motor vehicle speeding fines are doing a good job too hey..	[reply]

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Re^4: Using variables in array names
by monarch (Priest) on Aug 07, 2005 at 00:44 UTC

I doubt he became a friar by completely ignoring the concept of a hash.

Thus, by not answering his question and stupidly lecturing this esteemed monk with an answer that has remote relevance to the question, this saint just denegrated the thread author.

But I suppose you think that cops who charge physics graduates with motor vehicle speeding fines are doing a good job too hey..

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