The function treats '_' as after letters and numbers when it would be placed before logically.
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7, PHP 8)
strnatcasecmp — 使用“自然顺序”算法比较字符串(不区分大小写)
$string1
, string $string2
): int该函数实现了以人类习惯对数字型字符串进行排序的比较算法。除了不区分大小写,该函数的行为与 strnatcmp() 类似。更多信息,参见:Martin Pool 的» 自然顺序的字符串比较页面。
string1
第一个字符串。
string2
第二个字符串。
与其他字符串比较函数类似,如果 string1
小于
string2
返回 -1
;
如果 string1
大于 string2
返回 1
;如果两者相等,返回 0
。
版本 | 说明 |
---|---|
8.2.0 |
现在此函数返回 -1 或者 1 ,之前返回负数或正数。
|
示例 #1 strnatcasecmp() 示例
<?php
var_dump(strnatcasecmp('Apple', 'Banana'));
var_dump(strnatcasecmp('Banana', 'Apple'));
var_dump(strnatcasecmp('apple', 'Apple'));
?>
以上示例会输出:
int(-1) int(1) int(0)
The function treats '_' as after letters and numbers when it would be placed before logically.
Use strnatcmp to avoid the _ problem as mentioned below;
<< The function treats '_' as after letters and numbers when it would be placed before logically. >>
There seems to be a bug in the localization for strnatcmp and strnatcasecmp. I searched the reported bugs and found a few entries which were up to four years old (but the problem still exists when using swedish characters).
These functions might work instead.
<?php
function _strnatcasecmp($left, $right) {
return _strnatcmp(strtolower($left), strtolower($right));
}
function _strnatcmp($left, $right) {
while((strlen($left) > 0) && (strlen($right) > 0)) {
if(preg_match('/^([^0-9]*)([0-9].*)$/Us', $left, $lMatch)) {
$lTest = $lMatch[1];
$left = $lMatch[2];
} else {
$lTest = $left;
$left = '';
}
if(preg_match('/^([^0-9]*)([0-9].*)$/Us', $right, $rMatch)) {
$rTest = $rMatch[1];
$right = $rMatch[2];
} else {
$rTest = $right;
$right = '';
}
$test = strcmp($lTest, $rTest);
if($test != 0) {
return $test;
}
if(preg_match('/^([0-9]+)([^0-9].*)?$/Us', $left, $lMatch)) {
$lTest = intval($lMatch[1]);
$left = $lMatch[2];
} else {
$lTest = 0;
}
if(preg_match('/^([0-9]+)([^0-9].*)?$/Us', $right, $rMatch)) {
$rTest = intval($rMatch[1]);
$right = $rMatch[2];
} else {
$rTest = 0;
}
$test = $lTest - $rTest;
if($test != 0) {
return $test;
}
}
return strcmp($left, $right);
}
?>
The code is not optimized. It was just made to solve my problem.