php preg_replace

SportTipsWorld said

s4nji said
Here, I made one with preg_match_all, pretty much worked

Sanji thats pretty awesome work, may i use your code too. thankyou

What is code, for adding a var and echoing it out using the code you made please, just as a sample.

SportTipsWorld said
What is code, for adding a var and echoing it out using the code you made please, just as a sample.

echo denominate($_GET['n']);

s4nji said

SportTipsWorld said
What is code, for adding a var and echoing it out using the code you made please, just as a sample.

echo denominate($_GET['n']);

Why do you ask?

I must be having a brain fart ( its late and been a long day )

<?php
    $numb ='125678767';
    function denominate($number) {
    // Define the denominators
    $value = array( 'thousand','million','billion','trillion' );
    // Use preg_match_all to gather datas
    $pattern = '/(\d+),(.+)/';
    preg_match_all( $pattern, $number, $result );
    // Get the first block of numbers
    $main = $result[1][0];
    // Get and specify the text for the value denominator
    $sub = substr_count( $result[2][0], ',' );
    $sub = $value[$sub];
    // Get the 'numbers behind the comma'
    $float = str_replace ( ',', '', $result[2][0] );
    $float = round( $float, 2 - strlen( $float ) );
    $float = substr( $float, 0, 2 );
    // Output
    return "$main,$float $sub";
}
?>
<?php echo denominate($_GET['numb']); ?>

$number = '12,345,678,901';

function denominate($number) {
    // Define the denominators
    $value = array( 'thousand','million','billion','trillion' );
    // Use preg_match_all to gather datas
    $pattern = '/(\d+),(.+)/';
    preg_match_all( $pattern, $number, $result );
    // Get the first block of numbers
    $main = $result[1][0];
    // Get and specify the text for the value denominator
    $sub = substr_count( $result[2][0], ',' );
    $sub = $value[$sub];
    // Get the 'numbers behind the comma'
    $float = str_replace ( ',', '', $result[2][0] );
    $float = round( $float, 2 - strlen( $float ) );
    $float = substr( $float, 0, 2 );
    // Output
    return "$main,$float $sub";
}

echo denominate($number);

You don’t know how to use functions? You are having a brain fart, or…
By the way, the inputted numbers must be separated with comma manually, like the numbers you wrote at your first post.

Thanks, I never mentioned I knew what i was doing ! lol

s4nji said
Here, I made one with preg_match_all, pretty much worked

I’m not a big fan of preg_match but it works out really great. Good job.