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Synopsis:
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$isalpha(<text>)
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$isdigit(<text>)
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$isnumber(<text> <base>>)
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Technical:
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These function test whether the first character in the given string is
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an alphabetical character or a digit. Only the first character is
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tested.
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The function $isnumber() is very similar to $isdigit(), except that
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it takes two arguments, the second specifying the numeric base of <text>.
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The second argument must be prefixed with a 'b'; eg. "b8" for base 8, "b16"
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for base 16. And as always, numbers in base 16 may be prefixed with "0x".
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Practical:
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These functions are useful for testing an input string to see whether it
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is a number or a text string. One use for this might be to check if it
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would be suitable input for $iptoname() or $nametoip(). Keep in mind
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that only the first character is tested, so this isn't a reliable way
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to see if the entire string is a number.
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Returns:
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"true" or "false" value if first character is a letter or a digit
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Examples:
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$isalpha(hello) returns true
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$isalpha(2hello) returns false
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$isdigit(123) returns true
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$isdigit(2abc) returns true
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$isdigit(a123) returns false
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$isnumber(0x9FF b16) returns true
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