Hi,
Just looking for an opinion on how you would do this...
Let's say I have a number: 1281924
The rules call for removing 1280+, meaning remove 128 and all 0's that
come after it, until you run into another number.
In the end, it would leave 1924, and
Let's say I have a number: 1281924
The rules call for removing 1280+, meaning remove 128 and all 0's that
come after it, until you run into another number.
In the end, it would leave 1924, and everything else on the beginning
would
be gone.
$new_number =
-Original Message-
From: CPT John W. Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 July 2003 18:44
Let's say I have a number: 1281924
The rules call for removing 1280+, meaning remove 128 and
all 0's that
come after it, until you run into another number.
In the end, it
, 2003 1:44 PM
To: Dan Joseph; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] just looking for some opinions...
Let's say I have a number: 1281924
The rules call for removing 1280+, meaning remove 128 and all 0's that
come after it, until you run into another number.
In the end, it would leave
On Jul 24, 2003, Dan Joseph claimed that:
|Hi,
|
| Just looking for an opinion on how you would do this...
|
| Let's say I have a number: 1281924
|
| The rules call for removing 1280+, meaning remove 128 and all 0's that
|come after it, until you run into another number.
|
|
Hi,
Let's say I have a number: 1281924
The rules call for removing 1280+, meaning remove 128 and all 0's that
come after it, until you run into another number.
In the end, it would leave 1924, and everything else on the beginning
would
be gone.
$new_number =
* Thus wrote Dan Joseph ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Thanks John,
You and 4 others (3 private direct replies) all gave me the same
suggestion. I have no idea why I never think to use a regex... Appreciate
the thought!
make me wonder why people are on the list if they all post answers
only
Hi,
make me wonder why people are on the list if they all post answers
only back to the user.
Probably just a case of hitting reply and not paying attention to it, or
not realizing that it replies to the direct user.
-Dan Joseph
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* Thus wrote Dan Joseph ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi,
Let's say I have a number: 1281924
The rules call for removing 1280+, meaning remove 128 and all 0's that
come after it, until you run into another number.
In the end, it would leave 1924, and everything else on the
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