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Date: 09/19/01
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> <?php
> $num = 8;
> $num = decbin($num);
> echo "Number is $num<BR>";
> $num = $num << 1;
> echo "Shifted Number is $num";
> ?>
But you are using it wrong. decbin() returns a string with a binary
pattern in it. You can't shift a string. You shift numbers. If you
already know the decimal value of the number you want to shift you don't
have to do anything. I suggested bindec() because I thought you wanted to
provide a binary representation of the number for some reason.
-Rasmus
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