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How to parse an array of stdClass Objects

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Feb 21.2010

Hi Friends,

I have a string ($response) that contains this –

Array (
[0] => stdClass Object (
[in_reply_to_status_id] =>
[created_at] => Sun Feb 21 02:22:52 +0000 2010
[user] => stdClass Object (
…..[count] => 13846
…..
…..

Can someone please tell how to access the [count]. I tried this but it did not worked –

$cnt = $response[0]->user->count;

Please help
Thanks
Mick

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@dk_zero-coolFeb 21.2010 — That is the correct way of accessing the count, and it works for me.

Perhaps some more of your source code would help. I think the problem lies somewhere else.
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@MindzaiFeb 21.2010 — You have a string and you want to extract that info from it? If I've understood right you will probably want to use a regular expression to extract the info from the string.

If the string was just an example of your object structure though, then your code should be fine as long as user and count both have public visibility. If so, we need more information than just 'it doesn't work'.
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