Tijnema! Thanks for the quick reply! I really really really appreciate
the help. :D
Tijnema ! wrote:
Nice idea, but it seems that it isn't working correctly. I did this
example:
<?php
for($x = 0; $x < 100; $x++) { $string .= " abc"; }
echo break_up($string, 10, "||");
?>
With your break_up function. It results this:
...<snip>...
While i expected this:
...</snip>...
Ahhhhhh! Great way to test this!
I thought I noticed a problem, but did not put two-and-two together due
to the huge string I was using... The way you simplified things really
made that error clear. Thanks for the help on this! :)
And i found where the problem is, it is this line:
$num += $num; // Set next number flag to look for.
This works only for one time, but after that, it doubles whole time,
so in above example, $num would go like this:
10
20
40
80
Doh! Great catch! I should have printed that var out... Hehe, I am such
a noob!
So to fix, replace this part of the code:
...<snip>...
with this:
...<snip>...
That's it.
Woot! Looks good to me. I moved the script to a new location with a more
fitting name:
<http://www.ambiguism.com/sandbox/insert/insert.php>
Your test code is at bottom of that page. ;)
Nice, I am stoked! Thanks again for the help, I owe you one. :D
Have a great day/night,
Cheers,
Micky
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