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Subject: Interesting Issue with strtoupper()
From: hitcho@php.net ("Timothy Hitchens \(HiTCHO\)")

The following is an error that one of the guys at my office found today.

This is the code snippet that generated the problem...=20

        echo ("btnText:$btnText<BR>");=20
        $text =3D strtoupper(xlat($btnText));=20
        echo ("text:$text<BR>");=20

... where the value of xlat($btnText) is "N=E4sta".=20

It appears that strtoupper() will sometimes produce "N=E4STA" and
sometimes the "a" will be correctly uppercased.=20



Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
Web Application Consulting
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