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 i
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 w
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("% 4d",$orderID[0
Try sprintf().
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From: mayo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 May 2005 14:02
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-DB] printf() in a variable, or alternative to
I need to be able to format data.
Printf() is perfect because I need a certain amount of characters
I need to be able to format data.
Printf() is perfect because I need a certain amount of characters (30
for address).
However I need this formatted data to be inside a file that's fwrite()
and then FTPed to a distributor who will parse it and input into their
database.
printf("% 4d",$ord
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("% 4d",$ord
