Re: Bug #14949: fprintf function

True, but you can do the same thing in C as well, but fprintf was also implemented there :) The odd thing is, if none of the other "f" functions, e.g. printf, sprintf, etc. were implemented, I would understand why fprintf would also be excluded. However, PHP does an excellent job of implementing equivalent C functions, which is the reason I initially chose it as a development tool. Its almost as if fprintf was particularly single out for some reason... oh well, conspiracy theories abound! On Wed, 9 Jan 2002 17:06:19 +0200, Andrey Hristov wrote: > The answer will be : "Because it can be emulated in the userspace". > > <?php > $fp=fopen('some.txt','w+'); > $some=10; > fwrite($fp, sprintf("some decimal %d",$some)); > fclose($fp); > > ?> > > Regards, > Andrey Hristov Philippe Hajjar