Re: Re: data type casting to numbers with intval() or doubleval() - Mailing list pgsql-php

From Papp Gyozo
Subject Re: Re: data type casting to numbers with intval() or doubleval()
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Msg-id 023601c16ea8$4c4c1460$01fdfea9@jaguar
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In response to Converting POSTGRESQL timestamp to UNIX timestamp  (Richie <dugganr@student.cs.ucc.ie>)
List pgsql-php
> I think a regex would be most appropriate here:
>
> <?php
>
> $my_string = "mmm444";
>
> $my_integer = intval(eregi_replace("[a-z]", "", $my_string));
>
> print $my_integer;
>
> ?>
>
> This removes all letters and takes the int value.  In perl you can remove
> everything that's NOT a digit but I didn't figure that out in PHP yet...  this
> should do for now.

you're thinking of something like:

 $my_integer = intval(preg_replace('!\D+!', '', $my_string));

aren't you?

PCRE regular expression finctions are PERL compatible reg. functions
using PCRE library.


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