PHP variable splitting

[Papago]

Is there a command in PHP that will allow me to split a text variable into
an array by length rather than using a delimiter? What I want to do is have
it separate into an array entity for every 2 characters. So if you put in
the word "european" you would get:

$array[0] = "eu"
$array[1] = "ro"
$array[2] = "pe"
$array[3] = "an"

Is there a PHP command that will do this for me in one step?

[Andy Hassall]

On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 16:53:23 -0400, "Papago" <me@myplace.com> wrote:

>Is there a command in PHP that will allow me to split a text variable into
>an array by length rather than using a delimiter? What I want to do is have
>it separate into an array entity for every 2 characters. So if you put in
>the word "european" you would get:
>
>$array[0] = "eu"
>$array[1] = "ro"
>$array[2] = "pe"
>$array[3] = "an"
>
>Is there a PHP command that will do this for me in one step?

[url]http://uk.php.net/manual/en/function.str-split.php[/url]

Otherwise a simple loop with substr would do it.
Or preg_split.

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