help with strpos

[yawnmoth]

say i have the following php script:

<?
if (!is_int(strpos ("a","aaa")) )
// if (strpos("a","aa a") === false)
print "no match";
else print "match";
?>

when i run it, i am told there is no match, when there actually is.
it doesn't matter which if statement i use (the uncommented out one,
or the commented out one) - i get the same thing. further, if i
change "aaa" to "xxx", it doesn't, all of a sudden, say "match"
(indicating that i would just need to swap the statements) - it
*still* says no match.

so, any ideas as to what's wrong with my code? any help would be
appreciated - thanks :)

[Jan Pieter Kunst]

Re: help with strpos

In article <a0d63404.04041 71647.6bbf3ce8@ posting.google. com>,
terra1024@yahoo .com (yawnmoth) wrote:
[color=blue]
> say i have the following php script:
>
> <?
> if (!is_int(strpos ("a","aaa")) )
> // if (strpos("a","aa a") === false)
> print "no match";
> else print "match";
> ?>
>
> when i run it, i am told there is no match, when there actually is.[/color]

It should be:

strpos('aaa','a ')

int strpos ( string haystack, string needle [, int offset])

<http://nl.php.net/strpos>

JP

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[yawnmoth]

Re: help with strpos

Jan Pieter Kunst <devnull@cauce. org> wrote in message news:<devnull-D21325.06550518 042004@news1.ne ws.xs4all.nl>.. .[color=blue]
><snip>
>
> It should be:
>
> strpos('aaa','a ')
>
> int strpos ( string haystack, string needle [, int offset])
>
> <http://nl.php.net/strpos>
>
> JP[/color]

i can't believe i did that, heh. ah well - thanks :)