======print_r====== WMPRO, WMMINI FW >= 1.0 WMMEGA FW >= 2.0 Dump the contents of an array to the current output ====Description==== print_r ( array $array ) Prints human-readable information about an array ====Parameter==== $array: The array to dump to the current output ====Return Values==== None ====Examples==== ===Create an array with key/value pairs and dump the contents to the current output===

The above example will output:


[$arr] = Array (
(string) [name] => John
(int) [age] => 30
(int) [status] => 1
)

===Dump some different types of arrays===

The above example will output:


[$arr1] = Array (
(string) [0] => Item 1
(string) [1] => Item 2
(string) [2] => Item 3
) 


[$arr2] = Array (
(int) [0] => 1
(float) [1] => 2.500000
(float) [2] => 3.700000
(int) [3] => 4
) 


[$arr3] = Array (
(string) [0] => one
(int) [1] => 2
(float) [2] => 3.500000
[$arr2] = Array (
    (int) [0] => 1
    (float) [1] => 2.500000
    (float) [2] => 3.700000
    (int) [3] => 4
)
)

====Note==== Although this function has other uses, it is most commonly used as a tool for testing and debugging new scripts. ====See Also==== [[array()]] - Create an array, with optional values [[array_key()]] - Return the key for an array index [[array_keys()]] - Return keys for an array that has key/value pairs [[explode()]] - Turn a string into an array [[implode()]] - Turn an array into a string [[indexed_array()]] - Create an array of a specific type and size [[is_array()]] - Check if a variable is an array [[json_encode()]] - JSON encode an array into a string, with optional method [[sizeof()]] - Return the number of elements in an array [[uphp:variables|uPHP Variable Types and Limits]]