• Mitja Ursic (3/3) Jul 25 2005 Is it possible that when char[] is passed to toString() and that char[] ...
• Stewart Gordon (13/16) Jul 25 2005 No. If it's a key in more than one associative array, how would it know...

Mitja Ursic <Mitja_member pathlink.com> writes:

Is it possible that when char[] is passed to toString() and that char[] is a key
in an associative array, toString() returns a char[] which contains .key and
value instead of just .key?

Stewart Gordon <smjg_1998 yahoo.com> writes:

Mitja Ursic wrote:
 Is it possible that when char[] is passed to toString() and that char[] is a
key
 in an associative array, toString() returns a char[] which contains .key and
 value instead of just .key?

No.  If it's a key in more than one associative array, how would it know 
which one you want?

I'm guessing you didn't mean to post this to .bugs....

Stewart.

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