This "fixes" a bug in the Checkize function... but I don't trust the …

…function anymore. This library needs unit tests.

example.php

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 <?php
-	require_once "src/HumanizePHP.php";
-	use gburtini\HumanizePHP;
+	require_once "src/gburtini/HumanizePHP/HumanizePHP.php";
+
+	use gburtini\HumanizePHP\HumanizePHP;
 	for($i=0;$i<100;$i++) {
 		echo HumanizePHP::ordinal($i) . "\t" . HumanizePHP::apnumber($i) . "\t" . HumanizePHP::intword($i*22000000) . "\n";
 	}
@@ -12,6 +13,8 @@
 	echo HumanizePHP::naturalday(strtotime("-3 weeks")) . "\n";
 
 	echo HumanizePHP::checkize(144) . "\n";
+
+	echo HumanizePHP::checkize(100) . "\n";
 	echo HumanizePHP::checkize(198234) . "\n";
 	echo HumanizePHP::checkize(9999999999) . "\n";		
 	echo HumanizePHP::checkize(198) . "\n";

src/gburtini/HumanizePHP/HumanizePHP.php

@@ -214,14 +214,17 @@ static function checkize($number) {
 			if($specialCheck <= 19 && $specialCheck >= 10) {
 				$parts[] = $ten_singles[$number[strlen($number)-1]];
 			} else {
-				$parts[] = $singles[$number[strlen($number)-1]];
-				if($number > 10) {
-					$parts[] = $tens[$number[strlen($number)-2]] . " -";
+				$single = $number[strlen($number)-1];
+				if($single != 0 || $number < 10)
+					$parts[] = $singles[$single];
+
+				if($number > 10 && $number < 100) {
+					$parts[] = $tens[ $number[strlen($number)-2] ] . " -";
 				}
 			}
 
 			// special hundreds case (not a multiple of 3).
-			if($number > pow(10, 2)) {
+			if($number >= pow(10, 2)) {
 				$hundredsCount = $number[strlen($number)-3];
 				if($hundredsCount != 0) {
 					$parts[] = $singles[$hundredsCount] . " hundred";