Does it HAVE to be done with a regexp?
<?
$file = "foo.bah.cat.dog.php";
$pre = count($segments = explode('.',$file)) - 2;
echo $segments[$pre];
?>
You'd have to do a test to see which is quicker (regexp or this method), but
I *think* this would be quicker. Better still, it's "future proof" by
working for a.file.with.more.than.two.dots :)
Cheers,
Justin
on 12/12/02 4:40 AM, Luca ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> How to read "pre-extension" of file with regular expression?
> Example: name.preextension.doc
>
> I need to read "preextension"
>
> Tanks!
>
>
Justin French
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