PHP implements a function that decodes a uuencode encoded string Convert_uudecode ()

Instance

Decodes a uuencode encoded string:

<?php$str = ", 2&5l;&@=v]r;&0a '"; Echo Convert_uudecode ($STR);? >

Definition and usage

The Convert_uudecode () function decodes a uuencode encoded string.

This function is typically used with the Convert_uuencode () function.

Grammar

Convert_uudecode (String)

Parameter D describes

string is required. A string that specifies the Uuencode encoding to decode.

Technical details

Return value: Returns the decoded data as a string.

PHP version: 5+

More examples

Encode the string, and then decode it:

<?php$str = "Hello world!"; /Encode The string$encodestring = Convert_uuencode ($STR); Echo $encodeString. "<br>";//Decode The string$decodestring = Convert_uudecode ($encodeString); Echo $decodeString;? >

Convert_uudecode instances

XML file:

<?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "iso-8859-1"? ><note xmlns:b= "http://www.w3school.com.cn/example/" ><to >george</to><from>john</from>
PHP Code:

<?phpif (file_exists (' Test.xml '))  {  $xml = simplexml_load_file (' Test.xml ');  } Print_r ($xml->getdocnamespaces ());? >
The output is similar to:

Array ([b] = http://www.w3school.com.cn/example/)