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[Xav]

I thought everything in programming is about confusing people?

AHA! I've got it! eregi() doesn't take into account the case of the letters, but an if does! So, eregi("xAv","XAv") returns true, but "xAv" == "XAv" returns false! I'm brilliant!

That is, of course, unless you use ereg() instead, which is case-sensitive.

[chili5]

Originally Posted by Xav

I thought everything in programming is about confusing people?

lol

Originally Posted by Xav

AHA! I've got it! eregi() doesn't take into account the case of the letters, but an if does! So, eregi("xAv","XAv") returns true, but "xAv" == "XAv" returns false! I'm brilliant!

That is, of course, unless you use ereg() instead, which is case-sensitive.

Ok yeah, xav is brilliant, figured out the difference But still:

PHP Code:

<?php
if ((strtolower("XaV") == strtolower("xAv") or (strtoupper("XaV") == strtoupper("xAv")))) {
echo "XaV is equal to xAv";
}
?>

would make it so you wouldn't have to check the casing either So when you need to compare two things, and you don't want to worry about casing issues, it would be easier to use eregi.

[Xav]

Or, you could just use:

PHP Code:

if (strtolower("XaV") == strtolower("xAv") {
echo "Ignoring case, XaV is equal to xAv, which is also equal to Dog Manure.";
} 


Something like that.

[chili5]

dog manure? lol

you could but my code works and is more confusing LOL - actually yeah, yours is better

[Xav]

Of course it is.

[TcM]

Woa, Xav discovered the world. I read that on php.net, but that was not my point.

[Xav]

Oh come on, man - you didn't know about the case-sensitiveness, did you?

[TcM]

I knew that, because I read it on php.net sometime ago.

[Xav]

Oh, fine then.