How to set array without an error?

[toplisek]

I have error in array content:
'mystuff' => array(
'myproject' => 'text1 | text2 | text3 | text4 | text5'.$mvariable;

How to set correct PHP code without showing an error like:
expecting ')

[rainborick]

The code you posted is apparently just a fragment and doesn't provide enough information to suggest the correct syntax. Try posting more of your original code so we can see what you're trying to do.

[eelixduppy]

So you want something like this?

$array = array( 
  'mystuff' => array( 
    'myproject => 'text1 | text2 | text3 | text4 | text5'.$mvariable 
  ) 
); 

What you posted doesn't look like the full PHP code to me, so if you want to elaborate then maybe I can be of more assistance.

[toplisek]

Yes, I made mistake. Sorry. It has other code and it is missing , at the end.

[rocknbil]

Look at your original, you have a semicolon, end of statement in the middle of an array:

'mystuff' => array(
'myproject' => 'text1 | text2 | text3 | text4 | text5'.$mvariable;

elixduppy's has a missing quote too after myproject, but the idea is correct. :-) Being an array, you comma separate the members.

$array = array(  
 'mystuff' => array(  
 'myproject' => 'text1 | text2 | text3 | text4 | text5'.$mvariable, 
 'myramblings' => 'some stuff', 
 'mygirls' => 'more of your stuff' 
 ), 
 // second array member 
 'yourstuff' => array(  
 'myproject' => 'achoo'.$mvariable, 
 'myramblings' => 'gazoonteight', 
 'mygirls' => 'thank you' 
 ) 
);  

The exception of course is the last member in either array set (parent and child).

[toplisek]

I have array and explode function. How to set this function?
'mykey' => array(
'myfolder' => array(
'mysentence1' => 'WORLD1 | WORLD2 | WORLD3 | WORLD4 | WORLD5',
),
I like to add explode function of this mysentence
$mywords1 = explode('| ', $myfirstword1 [0]);

Is this possible to achieve within Array?