Re: [PHP] Problems with split

[Dan Lowe]

Previously, Ville Mattila said:
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 $invdate = 14.8.2001;
 echo $invdate\n;
 list($day, $month, $year) = split(., $invdate);
 echo $year-$month-$day;
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 Somehow, the second echo outputs only -- as it should be 2001-8-14.
 Any idea why this happen and how this could be avoided?

Change the third line to read:

list($day, $month, $year) = split(\., $invdate);

 -dan

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Re: [PHP] Problems with split

[CC Zona]

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan Lowe) wrote:

  $invdate = 14.8.2001;
  echo $invdate\n;
  list($day, $month, $year) = split(., $invdate);
  echo $year-$month-$day;
  ---
  Somehow, the second echo outputs only -- as it should be 2001-8-14.
  Any idea why this happen and how this could be avoided?
 
 Change the third line to read:
 
 list($day, $month, $year) = split(\., $invdate);

Or change:
split(., $invdate)

To:
explode(., $invdate)

Since you aren't using the regex overhead anyway.

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