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Date: 01/30/99
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> Maybe I have to use a regexp, but since the str functions are faster, I'm trying
> to use this. strstr() is supposed to return the rest of the string if an
> occurance is found, or false if it's not found. I did a
>
> if (!strstr("Re:", $string)) {
> $string = "Re: $string";
> }
>
> Which should add Re: before the string if it doesn't already contain Re:. But,
> when I try it, if string is "Re: some text", then it makes $string = "Re: Re:
> some text".
Careful, you have the arguments to strstr() reverse.
-Rasmus
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