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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting extracting integer from data Post 302159586 by ilan on Friday 18th of January 2008 03:12:59 AM
Old 01-18-2008
not sure what you are doing!!

echo $123 | cut -c 1-10
the above will give ouput you the characters from 1 to 10 from the data stored in the variable.

is that what you are trying?

-ilan
 

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MSGFMT_CREATE(3)							 1							  MSGFMT_CREATE(3)

MessageFormatter::create - Constructs a new Message Formatter

	Object oriented style (method)

SYNOPSIS
publicstatic MessageFormatter MessageFormatter::create (string $locale, string $pattern) DESCRIPTION
Object oriented style (constructor): MessageFormatter::__construct (string $locale, string $pattern) Procedural style MessageFormatter msgfmt_create (string $locale, string $pattern) Constructs a new Message Formatter PARAMETERS
o $locale - The locale to use when formatting arguments o $pattern - The pattern string to stick arguments into. The pattern uses an 'apostrophe-friendly' syntax; it is run through umsg_autoQuoteA- postrophe before being interpreted. RETURN VALUES
The formatter object EXAMPLES
Example #1 msgfmt_create(3) example <?php $fmt = msgfmt_create("en_US", "{0,number,integer} monkeys on {1,number,integer} trees make {2,number} monkeys per tree"); echo msgfmt_format($fmt, array(4560, 123, 4560/123)); $fmt = msgfmt_create("de", "{0,number,integer} Affen auf {1,number,integer} Baumen sind {2,number} Affen pro Baum"); echo msgfmt_format($fmt, array(4560, 123, 4560/123)); ?> Example #2 OO example <?php $fmt = new MessageFormatter("en_US", "{0,number,integer} monkeys on {1,number,integer} trees make {2,number} monkeys per tree"); echo $fmt->format(array(4560, 123, 4560/123)); $fmt = new MessageFormatter("de", "{0,number,integer} Affen auf {1,number,integer} Baumen sind {2,number} Affen pro Baum"); echo $fmt->format(array(4560, 123, 4560/123)); ?> The above example will output: 4,560 monkeys on 123 trees make 37.073 monkeys per tree 4.560 Affen auf 123 Baumen sind 37,073 Affen pro Baum SEE ALSO
msgfmt_format(3), msgfmt_parse(3), msgfmt_get_error_code(3), msgfmt_get_error_message(3). PHP Documentation Group MSGFMT_CREATE(3)
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