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I'm parsing simplexml and normally my simple xml would look like this

        $sig_size = (int)$xmlObject->sig->points;

which returns 24 in this example

 <?xml version='1.0' standalone='yes'?>
 <photo id='470'>
    <artist>mg</artist>
    <lines>
        <points>22</points>
        <angle>-5</angle>
        <x>165</x>
        <align>center</align>
        <color>ffffff</color>
    </lines>
    <sig>
        <padding>35</padding>
        <x>175</x>
        <y>300</y>
        <points>24</points>
        <angle>-5</angle>
        <align>center</align>
        <color>ffffff</color>
    </sig>
 </photo>

now I want to add a second sig item and refeence it by the index so the xml would look like this

 <?xml version='1.0' standalone='yes'?>
 <photo id='470'>
    <artist>mg</artist>
    <lines>
        <points>22</points>
        <angle>-5</angle>
        <x>165</x>
        <align>center</align>
        <color>ffffff</color>
    </lines>
    <sig>
        <padding>35</padding>
        <x>175</x>
        <y>300</y>
        <points>24</points>
        <angle>-5</angle>
        <align>center</align>
        <color>ffffff</color>
    </sig>
    <sig>
        <padding>35</padding>
        <x>175</x>
        <y>300</y>
        <points>10</points>
        <angle>-5</angle>
        <align>center</align>
        <color>ffffff</color>
    </sig>
 </photo>

so how do I re-write the php line to get it by index

+2  A: 

You would have to use brackets []:

$sig_size_one = (int)$xmlObject->sig[0]->points;
$sig_size_two = (int)$xmlObject->sig[1]->points;
jrtashjian
I thought thats what it was I think my cache was just holding on to the xml or something its working now thanks for your help
mcgrailm