php and enumerations

im puzzled. i use vbscript and c++ etc and they have enumerations. i can't find how to create an enum in php, does anyone have any ideas? i looked in the manual..no hope. i want something like this

var $myEnum {0 = 'red', 1 = 'blue', 2 = 'yellow'};
$d = new myEnum('blue');

i suppose i could use a class but its a waste if php does actually support enums.

Can you just use an array?

Consider:
$myEnum = array ("red","blue","yellow");
$d = $myEnum[1];

or maybe an associative array?




I didn't see any direct references to enums in the PHP manual but I've never had much use for them...

i guess i could yeah...but im assuming that no one knows if php supports enums? if not its ok...an associative array will do. thanks guys

ENUM's don't exists in PHP. No real need for them, as PHP's arrays can pretty much handle the job.