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@NogDogJul 06.2006 — #str_split() can do this, but it's only available in PHP5.
Note however that strings are by default already sort of like pseudo-arrays, in that you can reference any individual character within the string by it's zero-based position:
[RESOLVED] PHP to split a string to every character
Is there a function to split a string to an array with every character?
[FONT=Courier New]myString.split(“”)[/FONT]
This is the javascript function that I want to “simulate”.
Example:
[code=php]$mystring = “foobar”;
$myarray = //something
var_dump($myarray);
/*
and I want it to output something like:
Array(6){ [0]=>”f” [1]=>”o” [2]=>”o” [3]=>”b” [4]=>”a” [5]=>”r” }
*/
Any ideas? I can’t seem to find it online.
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@NogDogJul 06.2006 — #str_split() can do this, but it's only available in PHP5.Note however that strings are by default already sort of like pseudo-arrays, in that you can reference any individual character within the string by it's zero-based position:
[code=php]
$string = "abcedfghijk";
echo "The 5th character of the string is: " . $string[4];
[/code]