On 15/05/2008, John Gunther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Iv Ray wrote:
>
> > John Gunther wrote:
> > > What technique can I use to take an 8-byte double precision value, as
> > > stored internally, and assign its value to a PHP float variable without
> > > having the bytes misinterpreted as a ch
John Gunther wrote:
> Example: I extract the 8 bytes 40 58 FF 5C 28 F5 C2 8F from
> an external file
You mean you "extract" "40 58 FF 5C 28 F5 C2 8F", so to speak, as a
string, right?
Sorry, for asking, but somehow I do not the case.
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On Thu, 2008-05-15 at 10:33 -0400, John Gunther wrote:
> Iv Ray wrote:
> > John Gunther wrote:
> > > What technique can I use to take an 8-byte double precision value, as
> > > stored internally, and assign its value to a PHP float variable without
> > > having the bytes misinterpreted as a cha
Iv Ray wrote:
John Gunther wrote:
> What technique can I use to take an 8-byte double precision value, as
> stored internally, and assign its value to a PHP float variable without
> having the bytes misinterpreted as a character string.
Does it get misinterpreted, or do you just want to be su
John Gunther wrote:
> What technique can I use to take an 8-byte double precision value, as
> stored internally, and assign its value to a PHP float variable without
> having the bytes misinterpreted as a character string.
Does it get misinterpreted, or do you just want to be sure?
The documenta
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