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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
[[If-Then-Else|if]] (!$iptype( | $iptype(255.255.255.255) | ||
[[echo]] -ag | Returns ''ipv4''. | ||
$iptype(FF::FF) | |||
Returns ''ipv6''. | |||
$iptype(FF::FF).expand | |||
Returns ''FF:0:0:0:0:0:0:FF''. | |||
[[If-Then-Else|if]] (!$iptype([[$ip]])) { | |||
[[echo]] -ag $ip is an invalid IP Address! | |||
} | } | ||
[[If-Then-Else|elseif]] ($iptype( | [[If-Then-Else|elseif]] ($iptype([[$ip]]) == ipv4) { | ||
[[echo]] -ag | [[echo]] -ag $ip is an IPv4 address | ||
} | } | ||
[[If-Then-Else|elseif]] ($iptype( | [[If-Then-Else|elseif]] ($iptype([[$ip]]) == ipv6) { | ||
[[echo]] -ag | [[echo]] -ag $ip is an IPv6 address, compressed: $iptype($ip).compress ; expanded: $iptype($ip).expand | ||
} | } | ||
This [[echo]]s the IP type if valid. | This [[echo]]s the IP type if valid of the local ip address. | ||
[[Category:Identifiers]] | [[Category:Identifiers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:16, 5 March 2011
Returns "ipv4" or "ipv6" if text is is a valid IP address format.
$iptype(text)
Where text is the address to check its type.
The following properties are available for $iptype:
| Property | Description |
| compress | compresses the address (IPv6) |
| expand | expands the address (IPv6) |
Examples
$iptype(255.255.255.255)
Returns ipv4.
$iptype(FF::FF)
Returns ipv6.
$iptype(FF::FF).expand
Returns FF:0:0:0:0:0:0:FF.
if (!$iptype($ip)) { echo -ag $ip is an invalid IP Address! } elseif ($iptype($ip) == ipv4) { echo -ag $ip is an IPv4 address } elseif ($iptype($ip) == ipv6) { echo -ag $ip is an IPv6 address, compressed: $iptype($ip).compress ; expanded: $iptype($ip).expand }
This echos the IP type if valid of the local ip address.