Re: int to string

Hi Tanner, Here's a completely working piece of code that I got from my hosting company. This looks like it does exactly what you want to do. I am also including the output in the bottom of this e-mail. sunil. <? /****************************************************************** ** ** Class: num2str ** Description: This class converts a number into its corresponding

 **    text represenation.
 **    e.g., input: 1,001 => output: one thousand one

** Written By: Websulting (www dot websulting dot com) ** Copyright: You are free to use this script as you like. This

 **    script come with absolutely no guarantee.  You must leave
 **    this copyright notice with this file.
 **    Report bugs to: contact at websulting dot com

** ******************************************************************/ class num2str { var $one_a=array(

       "one","two","three","four","five","six","seven",
       "eight","nine","ten","eleven","twelve","thirteen",
       "fourteen","fifteen","sixteen","seventeen","eighteen","ninteen");

var $ten_a=array(

       "ten","twenty","thirty","forty","fifty","sixty","seventy",
       "eighty","ninty");

var $mil_a=array("thousand","million","billion","trillion"); //********************************************************* // // Method: convert // Description: Convert the input number to string representation // //********************************************************* function convert ($num) {

     $triplets = preg_split('/,/',$num,-1,PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY);
     $length = count($triplets);
     $plc_a= array();
     for ($i=0;$i<$length;$i++) {$plc_a[$i]=$this->tonum($triplets[$i]);}
     $rval = "";
     foreach ($plc_a as $k) {
       if ($k == "") {$length--;continue;}
       $rval .= "$k ". $this->getplace($length--). " ";
     }
     return $rval;

} //********************************************************* // // Method: getplace // Description: Get the place of the digits. // //********************************************************* function getplace($i) {

     return $this->mil_a[$i-2];

} //********************************************************* // // Method: tonum // Description: Convert the individual set to text // //********************************************************* function tonum ($num) {

     $len = strlen($num);
     switch ($len) {
       case 3:
         if (substr($num,1,2) <=19) {
           return $this->one_a[substr($num,0,1)-1].
             (substr($num,0,1)==0 ? "" : " hundred ").
             $this->one_a[substr($num,1,2)-1];
         }
         return $this->one_a[substr($num,0,1)-1] .
             (substr($num,0,1)==0 ? "" : " hundred ").
             $this->ten_a[substr($num,1,1)-1]." ".
             $this->one_a[substr($num,2,1)-1];
       case 2:
         if (substr($num,0,2) <=19) {
           return $this->one_a[substr($num,0,2)-1];
         }
         return $this->ten_a[substr($num,0,1)-1]." ".
         $this->one_a[substr($num,1,1)-1];
       case 1:
         return $this->one_a[substr($num,0,1)-1];
     }

} } //End of class num2str $obj = new num2str(); foreach (array("1,121","121","1,000,010,000,321","1,109,019,000,321", "100","70","10","15","5") as $num) { print "[$num] => " . $obj->convert($num)."\n"; } ?> output: [1,121] => one thousand one hundred twenty one [121] => one hundred twenty one [1,000,010,000,321] => one trillion ten million three hundred twenty one [1,109,019,000,321] => one trillion one hundred nine billion ninteen million three hundred twenty one [100] => one hundred [70] => seventy [10] => ten [15] => fifteen [5] => five