On Thu, 21 Nov 2002, Jason Wong wrote:
> That's because it's expecting a _decimal_ and will automatically convert it to
> hex for you.
AH! Must've been a longer day than I thought ... dunno how that escaped
me. Somehow I was reading "x - the argument is treated as in integer and
presented as a
On Thursday 21 November 2002 15:51, Chris Wesley wrote:
> Using PHP/4.2.2 & Apache/1.3.26 on Linux 2.4.17
>
> I'm trying to format a HEX value into an 8-byte string, that is
> zero-padded to the left, using sprintf(). Simple enough.
>
> $sprintf( "%08x", "fa23d" );
> This should return "000fa23d".
Using PHP/4.2.2 & Apache/1.3.26 on Linux 2.4.17
I'm trying to format a HEX value into an 8-byte string, that is
zero-padded to the left, using sprintf(). Simple enough.
$sprintf( "%08x", "fa23d" );
This should return "000fa23d". But it returns "".
Since that doesn't work, I'm using thi
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