* Thus wrote Reuben D. Budiardja ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> Hi all,
> If I have the following string:
> $str = "This is a %ANS[1] test, and %ANS[2] test, and %ANS[10], test"
>
> and want to use
> ereg($pattern, $str, $regs);
>
> what is the $pattern should be so that in $regs I have
>
> $regs[1] == "%ANS[1]";
> $regs[2] == "%ANS[2]";
> $regs[3] == "%ANS[10]";
> ...
Didn't I just reply to this :)
>
> In fact, the $pattern should general enough that $regs will be filled with
> anything that has the pattern
> %ANS[X]
>
> where X could be any number in any digits (eg. 1,2,10,100,23, etc).
Oh, now your making it more complicated..
preg_match_all('/(%ANS\[[0-9]+\])/', $str, $matches);
And is tested:
http://zirzow.dyndns.org/php/preg_match_all/test.php
btw, I am now a ereg* => preg* convert!
Curt
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