I have something in php, which goes through a line of
text, replacing all occurences of %longip($a) with the
long2ip/ip2long of whatever's in the perentheses. I
tried something similar with %ial($a,$b), to call
ial_search($a,$b) and replace the %ial() with the
result. I have it so the longip can be stacked:
%longip(%longip(%longip($a)))
and it would call the proper function(s) 3 times. I'm
trying to get it to do the same with %ial. The %ial
takes a string as the first arg, and a number as the
second. If the second is 0, it returns a number.
What I have so far is:
while
(ereg("%ial\([^[:blank:]]{1,},[0-9]{1,}\)",$text,$temp))
{ $ialsearch =
explode(",",right(left($temp['0'],-1),-5)); $text =
str_replace($temp['0'],ial_search($ialsearch['0'],$ialsearch['1']),$text);
}
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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