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convert_cyr_string

(PHP3 >= 3.0.6, PHP4 )

convert_cyr_string --  Setzt Strings von einem kyrillischen Zeichensatz in einen anderen um

Beschreibung:

string convert_cyr_string (string str, string from, string to)

Diese Funktion konvertiert den angegebenen String von einem kyrillischen Zeichensatz in einen anderen. Die Argumente from und to sind einzelne Zeichen die den Ausgangs- und Zielzeichensatz definieren. Die unterstützten Zeichensätze sind:

  • k - koi8-r

  • w - windows-1251

  • i - iso8859-5

  • a - x-cp866

  • d - x-cp866

  • m - x-mac-cyrillic


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