How to Manipulate String using PHP String Functions
I know there are couple of ways through which we could manipulate the String into other form, but I am unaware about the different method that could be implement to see change effect, so please let me know what are the PHP string functions, that could be used.
Re: How to Manipulate String using PHP String Functions
Following are the more powerful string handling and manipulating functions take a look at the POSIX regular expression functions and the Perl compatible regular expression functions.
convert_uudecode() ->Decodes a uuencoded string
convert_uuencode() ->Encodes a string using the uuencode algorithm
htmlentities() ->Converts characters to HTML entities
htmlspecialchars_decode() ->Converts some predefined HTML entities to characters
Re: How to Manipulate String using PHP String Functions
programming languages for manipulating strings is great idea to create own string functions by combining PHP built in functions so you get exactly what you want. A function is like a subroutine. It is a predefined set of commands that are executed when the function is called. Functions can be as simple or complex as desired, and can contain other functions within themselves. Creating functions is always a good idea if you think you will do a thing more than once, or if the code gets to messy just move out some lines as a function with a good name and use it! Most programmers have files with good functions to use in all projects, and string functions are a great thing to have there.
Re: How to Manipulate String using PHP String Functions
Following are some of the PHP functions that I know and I have implemented in my program.
trim
It’s only purpose is to remove “white spaces”. It might sound unuseful, but if you think about a use writing something in your newly created input field in a form and often accidently puts in a space in the end.
PHP String Extract
We can use php built in string function to create a function which can be used in various applications to collect part of a string.
strpos(string,whatToFind,start)
This is a function you will most guaranteed use pretty often, and need to know how to handle!