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Posted by Andy Jeffries on 06/21/06 13:08
On Wed, 21 Jun 2006 13:32:50 +0200, Rik wrote:
>>> So, the preg version absolutely whips the function call (completes in
>>> 24% of the time).
>>>
>>> As much as I'd advocate testing over guesswork, I agree with your
>>> understanding of why it's much faster.
>
> Yup, I should've tested it, somtimes lazyness will make you look like a
> fool
> :-)
I agree with your sentence, but don't think it's the case here - your
regex is still the fastest on the block! And it's provoked an interesting
discussion (and maybe given a few people reason to eventually learn
regexes).
>> Can you run the same test with this code:
>
> Does it in 6.8535070419312
Using my machine (for comparison with all the previous timings):
1.8554 seconds (with correct output).
>> Usually I would use strpos for this sort of thing, which could be even
>> faster, since it will shorten the looping in php, but still would depend
>> on how well php does it.
>
> strpos() example:
>
> This manages it in 2.1639029979706
I make it: 0.5243 seconds (within a margin of error the same as Juliette's
bit testing version, but with the correct output).
Cheers,
Andy
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