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ctype functions
They are enabled by default in PHP 4.2.0 >, but no version of PHP is mentioned. So, can I assume the ctype functions are available? Or should I provide them?
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RE: ctype functions
You can use them...not a problem..I will be using 4.2.1 as one of my test boxes...
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RE: ctype functions
FWIW, I'm using win32 4.2.1 and ctype stuff didn't work... But this is my first day in PHP (I figured this contest is as good a way to learn as any)
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RE: ctype functions
I never knew they existed.. anyhow, i find it easier just to use regular expressions..
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RE: ctype functions
They are unknown to my 3 different versions of 406 and above for windows. So I wrote my own ctype-functions
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RE: ctype functions
Almost forgot: ctypes are NOT enabled by default, but by --enable-ctype when compiling PHP. As the manual states.
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