[I_have_to_go]

I have a question that probably is simple, but here it goes.

When you have nested functions like this:

Code:

              strtolower(trim("    myname    "));

Is the "trim" function fired first, or is the "strtolower" function fired first.
I ask this because I am trying to find out the order of operation in php when you are nesting functions.

[wirehopper]

Trim is first.

PHP: Operator Precedence - Manual

[job0107]

You work from the inner to the outer;

So,

PHP Code:

$variable = strtolower(trim("    myname    ")); 

would be the same as,

PHP Code:

$variable = trim("    myname    ");
$variable = strtolower($variable); 

[I_have_to_go]

Thank you all for answering this question for me. I thought that it would fire from the inner most to the outer function, but then I considered how php is a loosely typed language and therefor thought it might do it differently.

Thank You
I_have_to_go

[mysamsung]

thank you...