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<Brendon> Can anyone tell me the regex to split unix folders? I'm using preg_split to split each folder into an array. So far everything i've tried is not working. Thanks in advance.
<PktLoss> to split unix folders? can you expand on that?
<Brendon> PktLoss: say i have a dir, "/some/folder", i want to split it into some and folder.
<DjDarkman> can i crate files with php?if yes ,than how can i do that?
<jonez> Brendon, regex prolly isn't the right tool.. try http://php.net/explode
<PktLoss> cant you just explore with /
<PktLoss> (explode)
<Brendon> thanks i'll try that.
<MrPHP> Hello everyone! Is there a way to check if a string is UTF-8 or not? I've tried a few suggestions on php.net but they dont seem to work (Even latin1 strings are interpreted as utf-8)
<PktLoss> I'm under the impression that determining the charecter set of a given string is very difficult to do accuratly
<DjDarkman> can i crate files with php?if yes ,than how can i do that?
<lmuch> file_put_contents() ;)
<lmuch> and yes of course
<eml> what function to use if I wan't to make a case-insensitive match on two strings?
<Psi-Jack> Oy.. Why does PHP's imap_* functions ****, and have to use some annoying {remote_name} crap with it? heh
<KYPE> eml preg_match works
<KYPE> preg_match('/string1|string2/i',$string);
<KYPE> should work
<eml> $string would be what then
<KYPE> HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
<eml> sorry =
<eml> =) php.net it is
<eml> if ( preg_match ( $_POST['usr_name'], $row['usr_name'] ) ) like this? (also, can I do an if like that on an array?)
<Tweakin> err why use a function for such a basic comparison? what not if ($a === $b) { ... }
<Tweakin> ?
<Tweakin> don't make things more complicated then they need to be :)
<eml> well that wouldn't be case-insensitive wouldn't it? (question.)
<Stormchaser> eml: how about strtolower($string) == strtolower($string2)?
<eml> ok then :)
<Stormchaser> Kids these days... No imagination, I tell you... NO imagination!
<eml> thanks
<Stormchaser> hi, lig!
<eml> =))
<Tweakin> odd, i always thought === was case sensative
<Stormchaser> ...
<Tweakin> == was not
<eml> oh, sorry
<Jymmm> eml: didnt you ask that same questiont he other day?
<eml> Jymmm, no
<eml> Tweakin, thought you said ==
<Jymmm> eml: Ok, musta been some other dumb***
<eml> and it was a question
<eml> Jymmm, thanks
<Jymmm> eml np
<Tweakin> eml; it appears if (condition === condition) {} is case sensative
<eml> ok, the strtolower way then
<sturmflut> Tweakin: Sure it is
<Tweakin> not needed, === compares case sensativity
<Stormchaser> Tweakin: Please read the php.net/operators
<sturmflut> == checks values, === checks values and types
<Tweakin> so no need to make them both lower
<eml> so you mean case-insensitive?
<eml> o.O
<Jymmm> Tweakin you are WRONG
<Stormchaser> ow, ow, ow. My head hurts
<Tweakin> eh, i tested, it appears case sensative.... but the manual doesnt specifiy
<Tweakin> there is of course a great chance i am wrong though :P
<Stormchaser> ...
<eml> Tweakin, you mean insensitive+
<Stormchaser> oh, ffs...
<Tweakin> heh, my head officially hurts now too, i think i need to read up to the original question
<Stormchaser> Tweakin: my head still does when I read your BS.
<eml> yeah, I think you should.
<Tweakin> really dude, this 2 minute irc conversation hurts your head that bad? I think you need a nap
<eml> Jymmm, thank you, I think
<Jymmm> eml I was kidding when I called YOU a dumb***, not so for others.
<eml> ok.
<Tweakin> and yes... i originally thought he said case sensative, i read to fast in my attempt to help someone
<Jymmm> Tweakin: Ok, so now for clarifiction of your mistake... what is the purpose of === compared to == ?
<Jymmm> Tweakin you have sixty seconds
<Darkkish_Box> oh oh
<Darkkish_Box> pick me
<Darkkish_Box> i know :-p
<Darkkish_Box> lol
<Jymmm> eml are you Tweakin?
<eml> yes
<eml> :(
<eml> ehm, dude. :[
<eml> you're scaring me :P
<Jymmm> Tweakin come on now, what is the correct answer?
<Jymmm> learn from your mistakes
<Jymmm> 30 seconds left
<lig> hey Stormchaser - sorry I took so long - someone called me away
<lig> hey Jymmm
<Jymmm> lig =)
<lig> LOL
<Dangermouse> lol
<tek> awwwwww come on
<Dangermouse> ye, sure ;)
<EricCartman-iBoo> what would be an easy way to eliminate characters which might cause trouble in the file names while saving them ?
<EricCartman-iBoo> rare some funky characters can cause problem, depending on the fs
<EricCartman-iBoo> rarely*
<Jymmm> lig: drain bamage... I shipped it off w/o photographing it. It's been a rough couple of weeks.
<lig> np darlin'
<Jymmm> lig I have other if you want to see them?
<lig> definately
<Jymmm> lig http://static.flickr.com/34/101009611_3962bf3dfe.jpg
<lig> oak?
<Jymmm> lig No, Mangaris
<thin> what command do i need to do to download a webpage?
<thin> i tried fopen/fread cause i saw that in an example
<thin> but it didn't work
<tek> to "download"?
<thin> yeah, to fetch, to get..
<tek> wget ?
<tek> =]
<thin> sure but in php
<tek> p***thru('wget blah.com');
<tek> ?
<thin> i want to store it in a variable
<tek> fgets I think
<tek> or file_get_contents()
<thin> so i have to do fopen ($url, 'r') ?
<thin> cuz that doesn't seem to be working
<tek> php.net/filegetcontents
<cla> How do I include a file at runtime?
<cla> That is, a script running forever includes a file, and that file's content might change during the scripts execution...
<thin> why doesn't this work?
<thin> $web = fopen($url[0], 'r');
<thin> $webdata = fread($web, 500000);
<Silivrenion> *** Silivrenion has gone away (Reason: Away for a while)
<eml> is_numeric ( $_POST['usr_tz'] ) ? $fld['usr_timezone'] = $_POST['usr_tz'] : ; <- not valid?
<cla> eml: I think a $_POST can never be numeric.
<cla> afaik in_numeric checks the type of a var, not its content.
<eml> hmm, good point :]
<eml> humm, what function to find out if the content of a string is a number then?
<Euperia> is_numeric()
<eml> so.. then it was valid?
<eml> except for the ": ;" part, I think
<Ace-Hole> how can I run phpmyadmin on a page that's not online yet
<Ace-Hole> ie I tried C:\program files\apache grou\apache2\htdocs3\phpmyadmin\index.php
<Ace-Hole> instead of running it, it just opens it
<Ace-Hole> and there is no "address" for it yet (as I am running 3 webpages on 1 server, local ip goes to another one of my pages)
<eml> http://pastebin.com/574008 how would you solve something like this?
<eml> or, how did I fail? the count-part probably
<cla> still, noone knows how to re-read an included file during runtime?
<tim__> Hey everyone. Have a small problem that I can't figure out. When I inlcude a plain text file, the character "1" is appended to the end. Any idea why that would happen?
<eml> ok, I fixed it, $i=1 instead if $i=0
<SirFunk> is there a way to check if a certain index exists in an array, that won't throw a warning ?
<tim__> Anyone any ideas?
<GarethAdams> SirFunk: if(isset($var))
<GarethAdams> whether $var is a simple variable or array index
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