http://rob.sun3.org/sNews CMSTue, 26 Feb 2008 18:59:36 +0000http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment7http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment7Sun, 03 Feb 2008 06:14:45 +0000http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment6http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment6Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:30:50 +0000http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment5http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment5 'blah', 1 => 'blah'); $blah_keys = array_keys($blah); $blah_vals = array_values($blah); $blah_cnt = count($blah); for ($i = 0; $i < $blah_cnt; $i++) { $key = $blah_keys[$i]; $val = $blah_vals[$i]; } One would think it is much more code. True. Most of the time you only need $blah_vals anyway. But it is so much faster in most cases. You can also do other funny benchmarking. Like finding out if defining a constant really helps and if it doesn't clugs the memory. Or finding out how fast variable variables are or re-asigning variables with different sizes and types. So much to find out... - Unomi -]]>Fri, 01 Feb 2008 16:58:47 +0000http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment4http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment4 case($a = 0): should be case ($a == 0): otherwise $a is 0 from this assignment. Better way to write the comparisons is case (0 == $a): so the interpreter would warn you, if you try to assign (0 = $a) a value to a constant. ApeHanger]]>Tue, 29 Jan 2008 04:01:51 +0000http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment3http://rob.sun3.org/php-code/switch-vs-if/#Comment3