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Array function:
  • array_change_key_case — Returns an array whose string keys are all lowercase or uppercase
  • array_chunk — Split an array into multiple
  • array_column — Returns a specified column in the array
  • array_combine — Create an array with the value of one array as its key and the value of the other array as its value
  • array_count_values ​​— counts the number of occurrences of all values ​​in the array
  • array_diff_assoc — Computes the difference of an array with index checking
  • array_diff_key — Computes the difference of an array using key name comparison
  • array_diff_uassoc — Calculate the difference of an array using a user-provided callback function to do index checking
  • array_diff_ukey — Use the callback function to compare the key names to calculate the difference set of the array
  • array_diff — Calculate the difference of arrays
  • array_fill_keys — Fills an array
  • with specified keys and values
  • array_fill — fills an array
  • with the given value
  • array_filter — Use callback function to filter the cells in the array
  • array_flip — swap keys and values ​​in an array
  • array_intersect_assoc — Compute the intersection of arrays with index checking
  • array_intersect_key — Computes the intersection of arrays using key name comparison
  • array_intersect_uassoc — Calculate the intersection of arrays with index checking, use callback function to compare indexes
  • array_intersect_ukey — Use callback function to compare key names to calculate the intersection of arrays
  • array_intersect — Calculate the intersection of arrays
  • array_key_exists — Checks whether a given key or index exists in an array
  • array_keys — Returns some or all key names in the array
  • array_map — Apply the callback function to the cells of the given array
  • array_merge_recursive — Merge one or more arrays recursively
  • array_merge — merge one or more arrays
  • array_multisort — Sort multiple arrays or multidimensional arrays
  • array_pad — pad the array to the specified length with values
  • array_pop — pop the last element of the array
  • array_product — Calculates the product of all values ​​in an array
  • array_push — push one or more elements to the end of the array (push)
  • array_rand — Randomly remove one or more cells from the array
  • array_reduce — Iteratively reduce an array to a single value using a callback function*
  • array_replace_recursive — Recursively replace the elements of the first array with the passed array*
  • array_replace — Replace the elements of the first array with the passed array *
  • array_reverse — Returns an array with the cells in reverse order
  • array_search — Search for a given value in an array, and return the corresponding key name if successful
  • array_shift — Move the element at the beginning of the array out of the array *
  • array_slice — Remove a segment from the array
  • array_splice — remove part of an array and replace it with other values ​​*
  • array_sum — Calculates the sum of all values ​​in an array
  • array_udiff_assoc — Calculate the difference set of arrays with index checking, use callback function to compare data
  • array_udiff_uassoc — Calculate the difference set of the array with index check, use callback function to compare the data and index
  • array_udiff — Use callback function to compare data to calculate the difference of arrays
  • array_uintersect_assoc — Calculate the intersection of arrays with index checking, use callback function to compare data
  • array_uintersect_uassoc — Calculate the intersection of arrays with index checking, use callback function to compare data and index
  • array_uintersect — Calculate the intersection of arrays and use callback functions to compare data
  • array_unique — Remove duplicate values ​​from an array
  • array_unshift — Insert one or more cells at the beginning of the array
  • array_values ​​— Returns all values ​​in the array
  • array_walk_recursive — Recursively apply user functions *
  • to each member of an array
  • array_walk — Use user-defined functions to perform callback processing on each element in the array *
  • array — Create a new array
  • arsort — sort an array in reverse order and maintain index relationships *
  • asort — Sort an array and maintain index relationship
  • compact — Create an array including variable names and their values ​​*
  • count — Count the number of cells in an array or the number of attributes in an object
  • current — Returns the current cell in the array
  • each — Returns the current key/value pair in the array and moves the array pointer forward one step *
  • end — Point the internal pointer of the array to the last element
  • extract — Import variables from the array into the current symbol table *
  • in_array — Check whether a value exists in the array
  • key_exists — alias array_key_exists
  • key — Get the key name from the associative array
  • krsort — Sort the array in reverse order by key name
  • ksort — Sort array by key name
  • list — Assign the values ​​in the array to some variables *
  • natcasesort — Sort an array case-insensitively using the "natural sorting" algorithm
  • natsort — Sort an array using the "natural sorting" algorithm *
  • next — Move the internal pointer in the array forward one position
  • pos — alias for current
  • prev — Rewind the internal pointer of the array one bit *
  • range — Create an array containing cells in the specified range
  • reset — Point the internal pointer of the array to the first element *
  • rsort — Sort the array in reverse order
  • shuffle — shuffle the array
  • sizeof — alias for count
  • sort — Sort an array
  • uasort — Sort values ​​in an array using a user-defined comparison function and keep index associations *
  • uksort — Sort keys in an array using a user-defined comparison function
  • usort — Sort values ​​in an array using a user-defined comparison function
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ String functions:
  • addcslashes — Escape characters in a string using backslashes in C style
  • addslashes — Use backslashes to quote strings *
  • bin2hex — Function converts a string of ASCII characters into a hexadecimal value
  • chop — alias for rtrim
  • chr — Returns the specified character *
  • chunk_split — Split a string into small chunks
  • convert_cyr_string — Convert characters from one Cyrillic character to another
  • convert_uudecode — Decode a uuencode-encoded string
  • convert_uuencode — Use uuencode to encode a string
  • count_chars — Returns information about the characters used in the string
  • crc32 — Calculates the crc32 polynomial of a string *
  • crypt — One-way string hash *
  • echo — Output one or more strings
  • explode — Use one string to split another string *
  • fprintf — Write the formatted string to the stream
  • get_html_translation_table — Returns the translation table using htmlspecialchars and htmlentities *
  • hebrev — Convert logical-Hebrew to visual-Hebrew
  • hebrevc — Convert logical-Hebrew to visual-Hebrew and convert newlines
  • hex2bin — Convert hexadecimal string to binary string
  • html_entity_decode — Convert all HTML entities to their applicable characters
  • htmlentities — Convert all applicable characters to HTML entities
  • htmlspecialchars_decode — Convert special HTML entities back to normal characters *
  • htmlspecialchars — Convert special characters to HTML entities
  • implode — Convert the value of a one-dimensional array into a string *
  • join — alias implode
  • lcfirst — Make the first character of a string lowercase
  • levenshtein — Calculate the edit distance between two strings *
  • localeconv — Get numeric formatting information
  • ltrim — remove whitespace characters (or other characters) at the beginning of a string
  • md5_file — Calculate the MD5 hash value of the specified file
  • md5 — Calculate the MD5 hash value of a string *
  • metaphone — Calculate the metaphone key of a string
  • money_format — Formats a number as a currency string
  • nl_langinfo — Query language and locale information
  • nl2br — Insert an HTML newline mark before all new lines in the string *
  • number_format — Format a number with thousand separators *
  • ord — Returns the ASCII code value of the character *
  • parse_str — Parse a string into multiple variables
  • print — output string
  • printf — Output formatted string
  • quoted_printable_decode — Convert quoted-printable string to 8-bit string
  • quoted_printable_encode — Convert 8-bit string to quoted-printable string
  • quotemeta — escape metacharacter set *
  • rtrim — removes whitespace characters (or other characters) at the end of a string
  • setlocale — Set region information
  • sha1_file — Calculate the sha1 hash value of a file
  • sha1 — Calculates the sha1 hash value of a string
  • similar_text — Calculate the similarity of two strings *
  • soundex — Calculate the soundex key of a string
  • sprintf — Return a formatted string
  • sscanf — Parse input characters according to the specified format
  • str_getcsv — Parse a CSV string into an array
  • str_ireplace — case-ignoring version of str_replace
  • str_pad — pad a string with another string to the specified length *
  • str_repeat — Repeat a string
  • str_replace — Substring replacement
  • str_rot13 — performs a ROT13 conversion on a string
  • str_shuffle — Randomly shuffle a string
  • str_split — Convert a string to an array *
  • str_word_count — Returns the usage of words in the string
  • strcasecmp — Binary safe comparison of strings (case insensitive)
  • strchr — alias strstr
  • strcmp — Binary safe string comparison *
  • strcoll — Locale-based string comparison *
  • strcspn — Get the length of the starting substring of the unmatched mask *
  • strip_tags — Strip HTML and PHP tags from strings *
  • stripcslashes — dequote a string escaped using addcslashes
  • stripos — Find the first occurrence of a string (case-insensitive)
  • stripslashes — backquote a quoted string
  • stristr — A case-ignoring version of the strstr function
  • strlen — Get the string length
  • strnatcasecmp — Compare strings using the "natural order" algorithm (case-insensitive)
  • strnatcmp — Compare strings using natural ordering algorithm
  • strncasecmp — Binary safe comparison of several characters at the beginning of a string (case-insensitive)
  • strncmp — Binary safe comparison of several characters at the beginning of a string *
  • strpbrk — Find any character in a string *
  • strpos — Find the first occurrence of a string *
  • strrchr — Find the last occurrence of a specified character in a string *
  • strrev — Reverse a string *
  • strripos — Calculate the position of the last occurrence of the specified string in the target string (case-insensitive)
  • strrpos — Calculate the position of the last occurrence of the specified string in the target string *
  • strspn — Calculate the length of the first substring in a string in which all characters exist in the specified character set*
  • strstr — Find the first occurrence of a string *
  • strtok — tag split string *
  • strtolower — Convert string to lowercase
  • strtoupper — Convert a string to uppercase
  • strtr — Convert the specified character *
  • substr_compare — Binary safe comparison of strings (specified length compared from offset position)
  • substr_count — Count the number of occurrences of a string
  • substr_replace — Replace a substring of a string
  • substr — Returns the substring of a string
  • trim — Remove blank characters (or other characters) at the beginning and end of the string
  • ucfirst — Convert the first letter of the string to uppercase
  • ucwords — Convert the first letter of each word in a string to uppercase *
  • vfprintf — Write formatted string to stream
  • vprintf — Output formatted string
  • vsprintf — Returns the formatted string
  • wordwrap — breaks a string into a specified number of words *
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ JSON function:
  • json_decode — Encode a string in JSON format
  • json_encode — JSON encode variables
  • json_last_error_msg — Returns the error string of the last json_encode() or json_decode() call
  • json_last_error — Returns the last error that occurred
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ URL function:
  • base64_decode — Decode data encoded using MIME base64
  • base64_encode — Encode data using MIME base64
  • get_headers — Get all headers sent by the server in response to an HTTP request
  • get_meta_tags — Extract all meta tag content attributes from a file and return an array
  • http_build_query — Generate the request string after URL-encoding
  • parse_url — Parse a URL and return its component parts
  • rawurldecode — Decode an encoded URL string
  • rawurlencode — Encode URLs according to RFC 1738
  • urldecode — Decode an encoded URL string
  • urlencode — Encode URL string
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ Session function:
  • session_abort — Discard session array changes and finish session
  • session_cache_expire — Returns the expiration time of the current cache
  • session_cache_limiter — Read/set cache limiter
  • session_commit — alias of session_write_close
  • session_decode — Decode session data
  • session_destroy — Destroy all data in a session
  • session_encode — Encode the current session data into a string
  • session_get_cookie_params — Get session cookie parameters
  • session_id — Get/set the current session ID
  • session_is_registered — Checks whether the variable is registered in the session
  • session_module_name — Get/set the session module name
  • session_name — Read/set session name
  • session_regenerate_id — Update an existing session ID with a newly generated session ID
  • session_register_shutdown — Close session
  • session_register — Register one or more global variables with the current session
  • session_reset — Re-initialize session array with original values
  • session_save_path — Read/set the save path of the current session
  • session_set_cookie_params — Set session cookie parameters
  • session_set_save_handler — Set user-defined session storage function
  • session_start — Start a new session or reuse an existing session
  • session_status — Returns the current session status
  • session_unregister — Unregister a global variable from the current session
  • session_unset — Free all session variables
  • session_write_close — Write session data and end session
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ Classes/Object function:
  • __autoload — Attempts to load undefined class
  • call_user_method_array — Call a user method, passing the parameter array (deprecated)
  • call_user_method — Call a user method on a specific object (deprecated)
  • class_alias — Create an alias for a class
  • class_exists — Check whether the class is defined
  • get_called_class — The name of the "Late Static Binding" class
  • get_class_methods — Returns an array consisting of class method names
  • get_class_vars — Returns an array consisting of the default attributes of the class
  • get_class — Returns the class name of the object
  • get_declared_classes — Returns an array consisting of the names of defined classes
  • get_declared_interfaces — Returns an array containing all declared interfaces
  • get_declared_traits — Returns an array of all defined traits
  • get_object_vars — Returns an associative array consisting of object properties
  • get_parent_class — Returns the parent class name of the object or class
  • interface_exists — Check whether the interface has been defined
  • is_a — Returns TRUE if the object belongs to this class or this class is the parent class of this object
  • is_subclass_of — Returns TRUE if this object is a subclass of this class
  • method_exists — Check whether a class method exists
  • property_exists — Check whether an object or class has this property
  • trait_exists — Check whether the specified trait exists
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ MySQL function:
  • mysql_affected_rows — Get the number of record rows affected by the previous MySQL operation
  • mysql_client_encoding — Returns the name of the character set
  • mysql_close — Close the MySQL connection
  • mysql_connect — Open a connection to the MySQL server
  • mysql_create_db — Create a new MySQL database
  • mysql_data_seek — Move pointer to internal result
  • mysql_db_name — Get result data
  • mysql_db_query — Send a MySQL query
  • mysql_drop_db — drop (delete) a MySQL database
  • mysql_errno — Returns the numeric code of the error message in the previous MySQL operation
  • mysql_error — Returns the text error message generated by the previous MySQL operation
  • mysql_escape_string — Escape a string for mysql_query
  • mysql_fetch_array — Fetch a row from the result set as an associative array, a numeric array, or both
  • mysql_fetch_assoc — Get a row from the result set as an associative array
  • mysql_fetch_field — Get column information from the result set and return it as an object
  • mysql_fetch_lengths — Get the length of each output in the result set
  • mysql_fetch_object — Get a row from the result set as an object
  • mysql_fetch_row — Get a row from the result set as an enumeration array
  • mysql_field_flags — Get the flags associated with the specified field from the result
  • mysql_field_len — Returns the length of the specified field
  • mysql_field_name — Get the field name of the specified field in the result
  • mysql_field_seek — Set the pointer in the result set to the specified field offset
  • mysql_field_table — Get the table name where the specified field is located
  • mysql_field_type — Get the type of the specified field in the result set
  • mysql_free_result — Release result memory
  • mysql_get_client_info — Get MySQL client information
  • mysql_get_host_info — Get MySQL host information
  • mysql_get_proto_info — Get MySQL protocol information
  • mysql_get_server_info — Get MySQL server information
  • mysql_info — Get the latest query information
  • mysql_insert_id — Get the ID generated by the previous INSERT operation
  • mysql_list_dbs — List all databases in the MySQL server
  • mysql_list_fields — List fields in MySQL results
  • mysql_list_processes — List MySQL processes
  • mysql_list_tables — List tables in the MySQL database
  • mysql_num_fields — Get the number of fields in the result set
  • mysql_num_rows — Get the number of rows in the result set
  • mysql_pconnect — Open a persistent connection to the MySQL server
  • mysql_ping — Ping a server connection, reconnect if there is no connection
  • mysql_query — Send a MySQL query
  • mysql_real_escape_string — Escape special characters in a string used in a SQL statement, taking into account the current character set of the connection
  • mysql_result — Get result data
  • mysql_select_db — Select MySQL database
  • mysql_set_charset — Set the client’s character set
  • mysql_stat — Get the current system status
  • mysql_tablename — Get the table name
  • mysql_thread_id — Returns the ID of the current thread
  • mysql_unbuffered_query — Sends a SQL query to MySQL without retrieving and caching the result rows
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ Math function:
  • abs — absolute value
  • acos — inverse cosine
  • acosh — inverse hyperbolic cosine
  • asin — arcsine
  • asinh — inverse hyperbolic sine
  • atan2 — Arctangent of two parameters
  • atan — Arctangent
  • atanh — inverse hyperbolic tangent
  • base_convert — Convert numbers between any bases
  • bindec — Convert binary to decimal
  • ceil — rounding to the nearest whole
  • cos — cosine
  • cosh — hyperbolic cosine
  • decbin — Convert decimal to binary
  • dechex — Convert decimal to hexadecimal
  • decoct — Convert decimal to octal
  • deg2rad — Convert angles to radians
  • exp — Calculate the exponent of e
  • expm1 — Returns exp(number) - 1, and can calculate accurate results even when the value of number is close to zero
  • floor — Rounding by rounding
  • fmod — Returns the floating point remainder of division
  • getrandmax — displays the maximum possible value of a random number
  • hexdec — Convert hexadecimal to decimal
  • hypot — Calculate the length of the hypotenuse of a right triangle
  • intdiv — Integer division
  • is_finite — Determine whether it is a finite value
  • is_infinite — Determine whether the value is infinite
  • is_nan — Determine whether it is a legal value
  • lcg_value — Combination Linear Congruential Generator
  • log10 — base 10 logarithm
  • log1p — returns log(1 number), and can calculate accurate results even when the value of number is close to zero
  • log — natural logarithm
  • max — Find the maximum value
  • min — Find the minimum value
  • mt_getrandmax — displays the maximum possible value of a random number
  • mt_rand — Generate better random numbers
  • mt_srand — Sowing the seeds for a better random number generator
  • octdec — Convert octal to decimal
  • pi — get the pi value
  • pow — exponential expression
  • rad2deg — Convert radians to corresponding degrees
  • rand — Generate a random integer
  • round — Round floating point numbers
  • sin — sine
  • sinh — hyperbolic sine
  • sqrt — square root
  • srand — Plant a random number generator seed
  • tan — tangent
  • tanh — hyperbolic tangent
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ Date/Time function:
  • checkdate — Verify a Gregorian date
  • date_add — alias DateTime::add
  • date_create_from_format — alias DateTime::createFromFormat
  • date_create_immutable_from_format — alias DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat
  • date_create_immutable — alias DateTimeImmutable::__construct
  • date_create — alias DateTime::__construct
  • date_date_set — alias DateTime::setDate
  • date_default_timezone_get — Get the default time zone used by all date and time functions in a script
  • date_default_timezone_set — Set the default timezone used for all datetime functions in a script
  • date_diff — alias DateTime::diff
  • date_format — alias DateTime::format
  • date_get_last_errors — alias DateTime::getLastErrors
  • date_interval_create_from_date_string — alias DateInterval::createFromDateString
  • date_interval_format — alias DateInterval::format
  • date_isodate_set — alias DateTime::setISODate
  • date_modify — alias DateTime::modify
  • date_offset_get — alias DateTime::getOffset
  • date_parse_from_format — Get info about given date formatted according to the specified format
  • date_parse — Returns associative array with detailed info about given date
  • date_sub — alias DateTime::sub
  • date_sun_info — Returns an array with information about sunset/sunrise and twilight begin/end
  • date_sunrise — Returns the sunrise time for a given date and location
  • date_sunset — Returns the sunset time for a given date and location
  • date_time_set — alias DateTime::setTime
  • date_timestamp_get — alias DateTime::getTimestamp
  • date_timestamp_set — alias DateTime::setTimestamp
  • date_timezone_get — alias DateTime::getTimezone
  • date_timezone_set — alias DateTime::setTimezone
  • date — Format a local time/date
  • getdate — Get date/time information
  • gettimeofday — Get the current time
  • gmdate — Format a GMT/UTC date/time
  • gmmktime — Get UNIX timestamp of GMT date
  • gmstrftime — Format GMT/UTC time/date according to locale
  • idate — Format local time and date into integers
  • localtime — Get local time
  • microtime — Returns the current Unix timestamp and microseconds
  • mktime — Get the Unix timestamp of a date
  • strftime — Format local time/date according to locale
  • strptime — parse date/time generated by strftime
  • strtotime — Parse any English text datetime description into a Unix timestamp
  • time — Returns the current Unix timestamp
  • timezone_abbreviations_list — alias DateTimeZone::listAbbreviations
  • timezone_identifiers_list — alias DateTimeZone::listIdentifiers
  • timezone_location_get — alias DateTimeZone::getLocation
  • timezone_name_from_abbr — Returns the timezone name from abbreviation
  • timezone_name_get — alias DateTimeZone::getName
  • timezone_offset_get — alias DateTimeZone::getOffset
  • timezone_open — alias DateTimeZone::__construct
  • timezone_transitions_get — alias DateTimeZone::getTransitions
  • timezone_version_get — Gets the version of the timezonedb

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This project is in the process of being migrated to osdn.net/projects/mingw, you can continue to follow us there. MinGW: A native Windows port of the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), freely distributable import libraries and header files for building native Windows applications; includes extensions to the MSVC runtime to support C99 functionality. All MinGW software can run on 64-bit Windows platforms.