Php addcslashes
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PHP function addcslashes
This function returns a string with backslashes in front.
Syntax addcslashes
- string: string to use for assign the backslashes.
- characters: a range of characters within the string that going to assign the backslashes.
addcslashes(string,characters)
Example 1
- Add slash to front of the characters: out
<?php $mylist = "I want to tell you how to do it"; $mynew_list = addcslashes($mylist, 'out'); echo $mynew_list; ?>
Output
I wan\t \t\o \tell y\o\u h\ow \t\o d\o i\t
Example 2
- Add slashes to all characters: a..z (all lower case:a..z, all upper case:A..Z)
<?php $mylist = "I want to tell you how to do it"; $mynew_list = addcslashes($mylist, 'a..zA..Z'); echo $mynew_list; ?>
Output
\I \w\a\n\t \t\o \t\e\l\l \y\o\u \h\o\w \t\o \d\o \i\t
