http://www.snippetcenter.org/ The newest Comments for Base36, Base64 or Base16 functions in PHP en-us snippetcenter.org Advice: This is a RSS Document for reading in your RSS-Reader. Click here for mor informations. http://www.snippetcenter.org/Library/Media/Public/button_88x31.png http://www.snippetcenter.org/ 88 31 Tue, 12 Jan 2010 20:54:19 GMT I'm not sure if this goes against all baseX protocol.. Lol! Dude, you're joking right? Sure numbering systems start with 0, but 0 and 1 are not the same. If you return 1 as 0 then you no longer have 1 do you. If we simply your modified function down to the basics and feed it a series of 0's and 1's, this would be the result of your function: function returnBoolean($trueorfalse) { return false; } So to anyone reading this, use the original function, not the 'omfg 1 != 0!' function.]]> Mon, 04 May 2009 19:57:31 GMT 0) { $remainder = $value % $base; $value = (($value - $remainder) / $base); if($remainder == 0) # if the remiander is 0, set the offset to the last item in the $chars array, and decrement $x { $offset = $base - $remainder; $value--; } else { $offset = $remainder - 1; } $newVal .= $baseChars[$offset]; } return strrev($newVal); }]]>