note 7311 modified in function.strcmp by felipe

Here is a quick note to explain what is meant by > and <. I wrote a script to compare results. If a string is closer to 'A' in the alphabet, it is < the other string. Here is the output hope this save saves people lots of time: acc = acc | ac < acc accc > acc | acd > acc acb < acc | acb < accc acb < accd | bcc > acc bcc > acc | bcca > acc bcc > acca | 1bcc < acca bcc < bcc1 | bcc1 > bcc 1bcc < bcc | 1bcc < 1bcd 1bcd > 1bcc | _bcc < bcc bcc > _bcc | ;bcc < bcc bcc > ;bcc | bcc < bcc; bcc; = bcc; --was-- Here is a quick note to explain what is meant by > and <. I wrote a script to compare results. If a string is closer to 'A' in the alphabet, it is < the other string. Here is the output hope this save saves people lots of time: <BR> acc = acc | ac < acc <BR> accc > acc | acd > acc <BR> acb < acc | acb < accc <BR> acb < accd | bcc > acc <BR> bcc > acc | bcca > acc <BR> bcc > acca | 1bcc < acca <BR> bcc < bcc1 | bcc1 > bcc <BR> 1bcc < bcc | 1bcc < 1bcd <BR> 1bcd > 1bcc | _bcc < bcc <BR> bcc > _bcc | ;bcc < bcc <BR> bcc > ;bcc | bcc < bcc; <BR> bcc; = bcc; http://php.net/manual/en/function.strcmp.php