Python Strings: Spinning Yarns
Monday, February 11th, 2008Python: More Fun with Strings
Monday, February 4th, 2008In our last article we left off discussing ways to manipulate strings in Python like concatenating repeating escape characters and so forth. In this episode we will pick up where we left off and learn some more ways to work with strings starting with the ...
Positioning Strings with the show_xy() Method in PDF Documents with PHP 5Google Wants Cheap, Renewable Energy. Like, Now.
Tuesday, November 27th, 2007Google’s getting greener than ever. And setting up more initiatives to find those smart people out there that can take care of the brainiac side of things. The latest: Renewable Energy Cheaper Than Coal. It will focus on advanced solar thermal power, wind power, geothermal systems and ...
Positioning Strings with the show_xy() Method in PDF Documents with PHP 5
Tuesday, November 27th, 2007As you know more and more web sites try to engage their visitors by delivering their database contents in several formats such as Adobe s Portable Document Format PDF . The good news regarding this topic is that you as a PHP developer can take ...
Working with Strings and the Composite Pattern in PHP 5
Wednesday, March 14th, 2007Are you a PHP developer who wants to improve your skills in pattern-based programming in PHP If the answer to this question is a emphatic yes then you should begin reading this article now Welcome to the final part of the series Implementing the composite pattern ...
Loading XML Strings with simpleXML in PHP 5
Wednesday, June 21st, 2006Are you looking forward to learning about loading XML data strings as well as searching and accessing nodes Then this is the tutorial you ve been waiting for since last week Welcome to the second part of the series Working with simpleXML in PHP 5. ...
Quoting PHP Strings
Friday, August 26th, 2005PHP developers generally understand the difference between using single quotes versus double quotes to enclose a string. If you need stuff to be interpreted, you use double quotes. If you need to indicate a literal string, you use single quotes: <?...
