Bug #14112 Updated: sprintf_array()
| From: | lenar at vision dot ee | Date: | Mon, 19 Nov 2001 13:00:58 +0000 |
| Subject: | Bug #14112 Updated: sprintf_array() | ||
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ID: 14112
User updated by: lenar@vision.ee
Reported By: lenar@vision.ee
Old Status: Closed
Status: Open
Old Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Bug Type: Documentation problem
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.1.0RC1
New Comment:
Not finding anything about those functions [vprintf(),
vsprintf()] in documentation..
Previous Comments:
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[2001-11-19 07:11:34] zak@php.net
Poof! Apparently Andrei is prescient. :)
Use vprintf() and vsprintf() to do exactly what you
requested.
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[2001-11-19 07:09:54] lenar@vision.ee
Your solution seems fine to me.
It doesn't change the functionality I requested, so no
objections.
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[2001-11-19 06:47:50] zak@php.net
I would guess that implementing it as a native PHP
function would be at least 2x as fast.
I suppose the issue now is finding out if the core PHP
developers consider the function to have enough value to
add it.
My personal, non-core developer, opinion is that I don't
like the idea of adding this function.
Perhaps instead we could overload the current
implementations of printf and sprintf so that they can
accept a single-dimension array as the second parameter
(and in this case, final, parameter)?
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[2001-11-19 06:11:24] lenar@vision.ee
Yes something like this should work.
But it's not as fast as it could be.
And I personally like when thins are as fast
as possible.
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[2001-11-19 05:53:41] zak@php.net
Why not just build your own function?
function sprintf_array ($format) {
if (1 == func_get_args () ) {
return sprintf ($format);
}
$argv = func_get_args ();
return call_user_func_array ('sprintf', $argv);
}
(Not tested, but something like this should work. :)
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