a "backwards" strstr() ?

i have searched the php manual for a way to do exactly what it shows for strstr() in the php.net example:

Code:

Example 2374. strstr() example

<?php
$email = 'user@example.com';
$domain = strstr($email, '@');
echo $domain; // prints @example.com
?>

except that i would want this example to print user@, instead of @example.com, how would this be possible?

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Code:

$str = 'user@example.com';
substr($str, 0, strpos($str, '@')+1);

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I think that could be done with at least 10 different ways. For instance another one could be :

array_shift(explode('@',$email)) . '@';

Here's a function I wrote to get the last position.

      function strLastPos($haystack, $needle)
      {
          $string = strrev($haystack);
          $needle = strrev($needle);
         
          $pos = strpos($string, $needle);
     
      if ($pos === false)
        return false;
             
          $pos = strlen($haystack) - $pos;
         
          return $pos;
      }

You could use substr() to filter the domain out of the e-mail address.

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As Nick said there are thousand ways to Athene (Nick, I guess you like this version much more then the Rome version, hehe)

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As Nick said there are thousand ways to Athene (Nick, I guess you like this version much more then the Rome version, hehe)

Yeah right

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