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  1. Hey! I downloaded the php installation pkg from php.net and at the end of the installation I recieve an error message saying 'There were errors during the installation. Please try again' Any tips?
  2. Maybe there is another function that can separate my variable just like the split function?
  3. you can use the split function lets say that you have a textbox linked to a variable called text... You can use the split in this case like this [code=php:0] $date = split('-', $text); //this will make $date an array spited in 3 values //After the split you can manipulate each value like this:2006-7-28 echo "Current Year:$date[0]"; echo "Current Month:$date[1]"; echo "Current Day:$date[2]"; [/code]
  4. Hi! I've been doing a little project lately about a compiler, and it works in the following way: You specify a .txt file and it reads it using a split function for all the document. So, First i've this variable  $varElementsArray that represents all the txt file. Secondly i make the split [code=php:0] $varElementsArray  = split('[/_._¿_?_ _;_&_+_-_*_,]', $text); [/code] Where i'm dividing the txt into slashes dots Question marks  Semicolon Ampersand Plus Minus Asterisk and Commas it works perfect! But when i try to use the single quote, double quotes, spacelines \n and brackets() it doesn't work. My objective is to separate the whole text into those symbols so after that i can read every splited variable separated and read my code. That's the way i think this compiler should work, if there's a better way to do it I would like to learn it Thanks!!
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