I need to be able to format data.
Printf() is perfect because I need a certain amount of characters (30
for address).
However I need this formatted data to be inside a file that's fwrite()
and then FTPed to a distributor who will parse it and input into their
database.
printf(%
Try sprintf().
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From: mayo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 May 2005 14:02
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-DB] printf() in a variable, or alternative to
I need to be able to format data.
Printf() is perfect because I need a certain amount of characters
I need to be able to format data.
Printf() is perfect because I need a certain amount of characters (30
for address).
However I need this formatted data to be inside a file that's fwrite()
and then FTPed to a distributor who will parse it and input into their
database.
printf(%
Hi,
I didn't even think PHP would do anything until I just tried it.
?php
for ($i = A; $i = Z; $i++){
echo $i . br /;
}
?
outputs:
A
B
C
X
Y
Z
AA
AB
AY
AX
YA
YB
YY
YZ
Why it continues after Z is not clear to me, and why it doesn't continue
until ZZ isn't either.
Are you looking for the sprintf() function?
graeme
mayo wrote:
I need to be able to format data.
Printf() is perfect because I need a certain amount of characters (30
for address).
However I need this formatted data to be inside a file that's fwrite()
and then FTPed to a distributor who
On Friday 27 May 2005 04:49, mayo wrote:
I need to be able to format data.
Printf() is perfect because I need a certain amount of characters (30
for address).
However I need this formatted data to be inside a file that's fwrite()
and then FTPed to a distributor who will parse it and input
MIGUEL ANTONIO GUIRAO AGUILAR wrote:
Hi!!
I wanna a do a for loop with letters, Is this possible?
for ($i = 'A'; $i = 'Z'; $i++){
// code
}
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MIGUEL GUIRAO AGUILERA
Logistica R8 - Telcel
Tel: (999) 960.7994
Cel: 9931-6
No, but there are multiple ways this
Hi all,
When the connection fails, the default behaviour is to die, printing also the
dns, with user and password!!!
How can I avoid this?
When I set dont_die, it goes on but the script stops later with a fatal error
(since DB is not initialized).
Does anybody knows a graceful way to handle
i have configured and compiled php 4.11 with oracle client 10g (not instant
client) on linux and works fine. the client connects well with the oracle
server which reside on other machine.
but the problem arise when i used php, i've got the following warning :
*Warning*: ocilogon():
hi Miguel
I wanna a do a for loop with letters, Is this possible?
for ($i = 'A'; $i = 'Z'; $i++){
// code
}
you can, but it doesn't do what you think it should do. Apparently it
gets to Z, restarts with AA, AB, AC etc and continues like that until it
hits YZ. feck knows why :-/
hth (a
Chris wrote:
You could create a string, loop through it's length, then access the $i
character in the string.
$sAlpha = 'ABCDEF...XYZ';
for($i=0;$i26;++$i)
{
$sLetter = $sAlpha{$i};
// code
}
range() is a powerful function for creating such strings. You don't
need to loop.
You should be able to comment out the error message portions that you don't
want to display
bastien
From: Alessandro Pasotti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-DB] DB dont_die and errors
Date: Thu, 26 May 2005 18:58:07 +0200
Hi all,
When the
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