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ROPE Language Reference - "ipv4_ntoa"

This action takes a 4-byte string value off the top of the stack and converts it to a string containing the traditional representation of an IP address. Each "byte" of the source string is an "octet" of the address. This typically allows the registers $ip_saddr and $ip_daddr to be converted into a printable string.

For example..

println( ipv4_ntoa( $ip_saddr ) )

"Choc" ipv4_ntoa println        #- prints "67.104.11.99"

Revision History

This function was added in version 20041201 as a replacement for the now defunct ipv4_i2ip.

See Also

$ip_saddr, $ip_daddr, IpAddress

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