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Latest revision as of 05:05, 22 May 2010
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Function Syntax
boolean is_integer(string check )
- check is the string to check
Returns true if a string consists of only digits and comma-separators, with a negative sign allowed as the first character. Note that all commas are ignored by this function (they don't have to follow the normal separation rules of once every three digits, and can even occur multiple times in a row; however, they cannot be the first character or this function will return false).
Special
This function does not return true for valid decimal numbers (the decimal point character causes a return value of false).
Prior to revision 8314, this function was is_numeric().