Description: ------------ I'm not entirely sure this is a bug or an intended behavior in PHP but when I create an array and assign a number as the first element's name, I get a sequential array after passing this array to parseConfig. If the first element is a string, everything works kosher whether any of the following names are a string or number. I'm using a workaround prefix but is this a bug? Test script: --------------- <?php include("Config.php"); $conf2 = array( 'DB' => array( '203' => 'mysql', 'host' => 'localhost', 'user' => 'root', 'pass' => 'root' ) ); $conf2 = array('root' => $conf2); print_r($conf2['root']['DB']); $c = new Config(); $arr_read =& $c->parseConfig($conf2['root'],'phparray'); $arr_read = $arr_read->toArray(); if (PEAR::isError($arr_read)){die('Dote'."\n");} print_r($arr_read['root']['DB']); unset($arr_read); ?> Expected result: ---------------- Array ( [203] => mysql [host] => localhost [user] => root [pass] => root ) Array ( [0] => mysql [1] => localhost [2] => root [3] => root ) Actual result: -------------- Array ( [203] => mysql [host] => localhost [user] => root [pass] => root ) Array ( [203] => mysql [host] => localhost [user] => root [pass] => root )

Dote~! Sorry, switch the expected and actual results. I accidentally tossed those in backwards.

This is a bug, yes. I fixed it in SVN and the next release will contain the fix.