foreach statement

[CezaryDanielNowak]

There is no such thing as foreach in mammouth. http://www.php.net/manual/en/control-structures.foreach.php

[btwael]

in mammouth you can use this: http://mammouth.wamalaka.com/#try:{{%0Acontact%20%3D%20[]%0Afor%20contact%20of%20contacts%0A%20%20echo%28contact%29%0A}} For doc: http://mammouth.wamalaka.com/#for

[CezaryDanielNowak]

For is good for arrays, not for objects/dicts

[btwael]

I think that foreach of PHP is always used with arrays, not with with objects/dicts, do you have any examples??

[CezaryDanielNowak]

Sure. For example working with object database rows:

<?php
  /* ... */
  $to_edit = mysql_fetch_object($pointer);
  foreach($to_edit as $key => $value) {
      echo "<input type='text' name='{$key}' value='" . htmlspecialchars($value, ENT_QUOTES) . "'>\n";
  }
?>

[CezaryDanielNowak]

additionally: break & continue are compiled to /error/ and $continue;

[btwael]

I have add break & continue statements now: e682a49ad176fc24f36e2d7c97d2e0cb78442b7e

[Quji]

+1 Any news about foreach? Its really important cause $key part and use with any iterator (includes objects). More info here - http://php.net/iterator

[pwhelan]

foreach is also useful for arrays with non-numeric keys.

[btwael]

@pwhelan, we'are working on this :) tnx you...

[pwhelan]

The easy solution, at least from an outside perspective, is to use foreach under the hood for 'for x of y'. That way all forms of iterators and arrays are supported.

[btwael]

Mammouth support now for each see documentation http://mammouth.wamalaka.com/#loops