Petrini

I know it is possible to overload PHP functions as I have seen this done with many of the prebuilt functions. My question is how do you declare an overloaded function? Everytime I try doing this I always get some error about missing arguments (even if there exsist a function …

Well, I wonder HOW to make an explode() function from PHP in C++ For those who don't know. explode($separator, $string) breaks given $string through given $separator for example: [code] $string = "Hello world!"; $result = explode(" ", $string); echo $result[0]; //IT will give us HELLO word echo $result[1]; //IT will …