You could use strpos--there are easier ways if you don't need the
offsets.
Example:
<?php
$inputstring = " This is a string ";
$pos = 0;
$oldpos = 0;
$result = array();
$inputstring .= ' ';
while (!(($pos = (strpos ($inputstring, ' ', $pos))) === false))
{
if ($pos != $oldpos)
$result [substr ($inputstring, $oldpos, $pos - $oldpos)] = $oldpos;
$pos++;
$oldpos = $pos;
}
print_r ($result);
?>
This is from memory, but it looks like it should work even for weird
strings like the one above.
Cheers,
Marco
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Hi!
For example i have some words:
Today is very beautiful day and sun is shining
What i want to get from this is array
words
[Today] => 0
[Is] => 6,30
[Very] => 8
[beautiful] => 12
......
Can somebody please help me with this. Those nubers are
position of special word in above sentence. If word repeates
i want to have both positions saved in same row like word is.
I tried something but i think it's to lame.
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