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Jul 2nd, 1999 18:55
Nathan Wallace, Chuck Hagenbuch
The tab character is available using the \t sequence. Remember that PHP
will not interpret strings that are in single quotes so you must use
double quotes for any string that contains a tab character.
Here is an example of the use of tab as a delimiter for explode():
$foo = explode("\t", $array);