Hi, btw, eregmatch and ereg_replace don't have a multiline parameter but I guess they don't clip the string at the first \n like ereg (so they behave more like egrep). Do I get these matching rules right:
=~: always multi-line, always case-insensitive ereg: default single-line, default case-sensitive, ^ only matches beginning of the string egrep: always multiline, default case-sensitive, ^ matches the beginning of each line eregmatch: always multiline, default case-sensitive, ^ only matches beginning of the string ereg_replace: like eregmatch so long Norbert -- Norbert Kiesel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> TBD Networks _______________________________________________ Nessus mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.nessus.org/mailman/listinfo/nessus
