Alvaro Herrera wrote:
> Yeah, and join is also consistent with the inverse function being called
> "split". IIRC the equivalent function in PHP is explode().
>
Actually it looks like PHP supports both explode() and split(), and
their inverse functions implode() and join(). split() appears to split
the string by regular expression, whereas explode() splits by a simple
string separator.
I was not intending to support regex in split(), so maybe the best
choice of names is explode() and implode()?
Joe
