pr($array)
Yes, I know wht you're thinking, how can Scrivna have written the ultimate time saving function? Well to be honest... I haven't... someone else did it and I've ripped it off :-)

Basically, what really annoys me is that when your writing code with big arrays of data and you need to view that data, print_r is your friend, it outputs an array to the page, only problem is it doesn't output it as html, the most common way to remedy this is to either...

A) View the source of the page so it appears formatted correctly
B) Wrap your print_r statement in <pre> tags
C) Do nothing and struggle like hell to read the output
D) Use my fabtabulous function below (trust me, this will save you hours)

And now for the big moment... here it comes.. are you ready for this?

Wait for it, drum roll please....

function pr($arrayness){
	echo '<pre>';
	print_r($arrayness);
	echo '</pre>';
}

Da na!! Yup, isn't it great!

Not only is it shorter than typing print_r all the bloody time, it also formats your output properly.
If you really are crazy you could do some kind of crazy merge with the function over HERE to buffer the output and put it into a variable... but that's for another day.

Thankyou and goodnight.