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I would expect dump(@$fldref[TXT]); and dump($tmp) to print out the same output.

dump(@$fldref[TXT]) is equivalent to dump($fldref[TXT][0], $fldref[TXT][1], ...). But since there is only one array element in $fldref[TXT] we get:

dump(@$fldref[TXT]) equivalent to dump($fldref[TXT][0]) which is equivalent to dump($tmp) - hence the same output.

Best, beth

In reply to Re: foreach doesn't select array element by ELISHEVA
in thread foreach doesn't select array element by december

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