Push onto array

XML

<array:push var="var">
    string
</array:push>

<array:push /> pushes a value onto the end of an array.

<array:push /> will implicitly generate a consecutive numeric key.

These three statements are semantically equivalent:

XML

					<array:push var="var">value</array:push>
					<set var="var[]">value</set>

Attention:

ARRAY:PUSH is destructive, in the sense that it modifies the array in-place. It preserves the key and value associations of the array.

Attributes

Name	Type	Description	Defined By
var	var	Variable name	array:push

Results

Binding	Type	Predicate
var	array	no-result-propagation

Examples

XML

<array var="names">
  <item>Bill Gates</item>
</array>

<array:push var="names">Steve Jobs</array:push>
<output>$names[0] and $names[1] are competitors!</output>

<!-- Bill Gates and Steve Jobs are competitors! -->