String Functions In PHP: PART 3

Introduction

In this article I describe the PHP string functions convert_cyr_string, convert_uudecode and convert_uuencode. To learn some other math functions, go to:

PHP convert_cyr_string() Function

The PHP convert_cyr_string function converts a string from one Cyrillic character set to another and returns a converted string.

The supported characters sets are:

k - koi8-r
w - windows-1251
i - iso8859-5
a - x-cp866
d - x-cp866
m - x-mac-cyrillic

Syntax

convert_cyr_string(string, from,to)

Parameters of the convert_cyr_string Function

The parameters of the convert_cyr_string function are:

Parameter	Description
string	It specifies the string to convert.
length	It specifies Cyrillic character set, as a single character.
to	It specifies what Cyrillic character-set to convert to.

Example

An example of the convert_cyr_string function is:

<?php

$string = 'Welcome at MCN Solution..';

echo $string.'<br>';

echo convert_cyr_string($string, 'w', 'k');

Output

PHP convert_uudecode() function

The convert_uudecode function is used to decode a uuencoded string.

Syntax

convert_uudecode(string)

Parameter in convert_uudecode Function

The parameter of the convert_uudecode function is:

Parameter	Description
string	It specifies the uuencoded string to decode.

Example

An example of the convert_uudecode function is:

<?php

echo convert_uudecode("+22!L;W9E(%!(4\"$`\n`");

Output

PHP convert_uuencode() Function

The convert_uuencode function encodes a string using the uuencode algorithm.

Syntax

convert_uuencode(string)

Parameter in convert_uuencode Function

The parameter of the convert_uuencode function is:

Parameter	Description
string	It specifies the string to uuencode.

Example

An example of the convert_uuencode function is:

<?php

echo convert_uuencode("Vinod");

Output