问题
I was going through a manual and found a statement saying "if array element used with '-' as the word separator, the array's element can be accessed by magic quotes".. but didn't provided with any explanations on it. could some one explain the reason behind this?
回答1:
It's seemingly this one (since OP won't tell us):
http://www.dagbladet.no/development/phpcodingstandard/#arrayelement
Here "magic quotes" is simply the wrong designation. They mean double quoted string interpolation, specifically:
print "$myarr[foo_bar] world";
versus
print "$myarr[foo-bar] world"; // invalid
And indeed only the first one is correct syntax. Else use curly braces and key quotes:
print "{$myarr['foo-bar']} world";
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9077741/how-does-magic-quotes-access-the-array-element-containing-in-name