I'm trying to send 0x01 HEX as Byte by socket_write($socket, XXXX , 1);
There is part of documentation:
"...If yes, server will reply to module 0x01, if not – replay 0x00. Server must send answer – 1 Byte
in HEX format"
Is there any solution to do this by PHP?
There are multiple alternatives:
When using the pack()
function, the string argument to the H*
format specifier should not include the 0x
prefix.
pack("H*", "01")
To convert a single hex-number into a byte you can also use chr()
.
chr(0x01)
Here PHP first interprets the hex-literal 0x01
into a plain integer 1
, while chr() converts it into a string. The reversal (for socket reading) is ord()
.
The most prevalent alternative is using just using C-string escapes:
"\x01"
Or in octal notation:
"\001"
hex2bin("01")
works just like pack("H*")
here. And there's bin2hex
for the opposite direction.