Using Curly Braces and Variable Variables

[Habtom]

Hello,

for ($i=0; $i <10; $i++) {
$image{$i} = $value[$y];
}

Shouldn't this give me the values for $image0, $image1 . . . .etc

Habtom

[TomAnthony]

$image{$i} = $value[$y];

Why one set of {}s and one of []s?

Your line should read:

$image[$i] = $value[$y];

I'd imagine you are getting a fatal error.

Also, do you meean to access $y index of $value rather than $i?

[Habtom]

I am not getting a fatal error just no output.

Shouldn't this give me the values for $image0, $image1 . . . .$image6?

Hab

[siMKin]

"$image0, $image1 . . . .$image6?"

That's not the way to go. Better put them in an array, it's about 100x easier to work with.
So

$image[0], $image[1] .... $image[6]

or

$image = array( 
  0 => "whatever the value should be", 
  1 => "whatever the value should be", 
  6 => "whatever the value should be" 
  );

[jatar_k]

for ($i=0; $i <10; $i++) {
$image{$i} = $value[$y];
}

what you have there gives no actual output so I am not sure what output you are looking for.

if you wanted to assign values from an array called $value to vars in the form of $image0 to $image9 then you would need to do it this way

for ($i=0; $i <10; $i++) {
${'image' . $i} = $value[$y];
}