Zouari Fourat wrote:
to Marek Kilimajer :
$i='5.';
if (($i=1) ($i=20) ($i==(int)$i))
echo 'yes';
// yes
:'(
ok, then use regexp:
if (($i=1) ($i=20) regexp('^[0-9]+$', $i))
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 16:56:05 +0100, Zouari Fourat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this is working fine :
if (eregi(^-?([1-3])+$,$x)
echo x is 1 or 2 or 3;
i forgot to say that doesnt work with 1-20 :(
how to do it ?
You're far better off doing it arithmetically as someone already said,
Robin :
$i='2';
if (preg_match('/^(20|1[0-9]|1-9])$/', $i)) {
echo 'yes';
}else
echo 'no';
stdout: no
Marek :
$i='02';
if (($i=1) ($i=20) (eregi('^[0-9]+$', $i)))
echo 'yes';
stdout: yes
i hate
Zouari Fourat wrote:
Robin :
$i='2';
if (preg_match('/^(20|1[0-9]|1-9])$/', $i)) {
Open the bracket for the last parameter...
/^(20|1[0-9]|[1-9])$/
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Hello Zouari,
Thursday, January 27, 2005, 8:53:55 AM, you wrote:
Z doesnt work !
Z this is working fine :
Z if (eregi(^-?([1-3])+$,$x)
Z echo x is 1 or 2 or 3;
Whoops. Sorry.. That's what I get for throwing out an answer while on
the run:
Try this:
?php
for ($x=0; $x 120; $x++)
{
if
Zouari Fourat wrote:
Robin :
$i='2';
if (preg_match('/^(20|1[0-9]|1-9])$/', $i)) {
You are missing a [ before the 1-9 in after the last |
The regex WILL work if you type it correctly :-)
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Robin Vickery wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 16:56:05 +0100, Zouari Fourat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this is working fine :
if (eregi(^-?([1-3])+$,$x)
echo x is 1 or 2 or 3;
i forgot to say that doesnt work with 1-20 :(
how to do it ?
if (preg_match('/^(20|1[0-9]|1-9])$/', $candidate)) {
//
Hello Rick,
Thursday, January 27, 2005, 12:36:39 PM, you wrote:
R /^(1?[1-9]|[12]0)$/ works too. The first part covers 1-9, 11-19;
R the second part gets you 10 and 20.
R Plus, it's ever so slightly shorter! And isnt' that what's most
R important? :P
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Hi All
I'm trying to achieve the following:
In a text string there may be a number of substrings that match my criteria.
I need to retrieve all of them.
This is what I have so far and works perfect for the first substring but
ignores the possibility of others. I need to know if there are more
ereg((([[:blank:]+]|^)[09][0-9][4789][0][0-9]{3}[abcABC]?),$zn[1],$zaakn
ummers1);
I thought that ereg would get all of them and store them in the array
$zaaknummers1 however this is not the case
I just asked a question similar to this the other day.
Try using;
Thx,
Just joined today, should have looked thru the archives first though.
Jack
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ereg
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Hi together,
I have a question about regular expressions. I want to get from
following text...
test: abc
def
ghi
...following...
abc
def
ghi
Can anybody tell me why preg_match(/test([.\n]*)/,...) does not work?
And who is it done properly?
Thanks
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Hello together,
I am havin trouble with php regular expressions. I would like to
implement following pattern Last Name:\s*(.*)\n.
- From following text,
Name: James
Last Name: Jason
Street: abc
I get just 'Jason'. But what I currently get is:
Jason
Arik Raffael Funke wrote:
Hello together,
I am havin trouble with php regular expressions. I would like to
implement following pattern Last Name:\s*(.*)\n.
- From following text,
Name: James
Last Name: Jason
Street: abc
I get just 'Jason'. But what I currently get is:
Jason
Street: abc
Obviously
Obviously the new-line is missed. Any thoughts on this?
sample code:
ereg(Last Name:\s*(.*)\n, $strInput, $regs)
echo $regs[1];
try this:
ereg(Last Name:\s*(.*[^\n]), $strInput, $regs);
echo $regs[1];
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Matt M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Obviously the new-line is missed. Any thoughts on this?
sample code:
ereg(Last Name:\s*(.*)\n, $strInput, $regs)
echo $regs[1];
try this:
ereg(Last
On Thursday 15 July 2004 21:15, Arik Raffael Funke wrote:
However if I have,
Last Name:
Street: Teststreet
(no entry after last name)
Both search strings return me:
Street: Teststreet
Also why doesn't Last Name:\s*(.*)$ work, and neither ^Last
Name:\s*(.*). Both strings are
Hi,
Sunday, June 20, 2004, 7:23:53 AM, you wrote:
A Anyone know of a good regular expressions tester/designer for php coding
A running windows.
A I've looked at the Rad Software Regular Expressions Designer and it
A looks pretty good except that it is intended for .net and it really
A doesn't
Tom Rogers sagde:
This works with perl regular expressions
http://weitz.de/files/regex-coach.exe
Thanks! Great tool! I really needed something like that.
It just seems like it can't handle $1, $2 ...$x in the replacement string?
Isn't there a way to make that work ?
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Hi,
Sunday, June 20, 2004, 5:30:39 PM, you wrote:
USK Tom Rogers sagde:
This works with perl regular expressions
http://weitz.de/files/regex-coach.exe
USK Thanks! Great tool! I really needed something like that.
USK It just seems like it can't handle $1, $2 ...$x in the replacement
Anyone know of a good regular expressions tester/designer for php coding
running windows.
I've looked at the Rad Software Regular Expressions Designer and it
looks pretty good except that it is intended for .net and it really
doesn't seem to be entirely PCRE compatible.
Thanks
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On Sat, 19 Jun 2004 17:23:53 -0400, Al [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know of a good regular expressions tester/designer for php coding
running windows.
I've looked at the Rad Software Regular Expressions Designer and it
looks pretty good except that it is intended for .net and it really
Hello
I'm wondering if Regular Expressions are the same in Perl and PHP (and
possibly Actionscript)? They look the same and smell the same, but if I see
a book in a store for Perl Regular Expressions that's $10 cheaper than the
PHP one (is there one?), then is it the same thing?
While we're on
Gabino Travassos mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thursday, April 22, 2004 12:24 PM said:
I'm wondering if Regular Expressions are the same in Perl and PHP (and
possibly Actionscript)? They look the same and smell the same, but if
I see a book in a store for Perl Regular Expressions that's $10
From: Gabino Travassos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm wondering if Regular Expressions are the same in Perl and PHP (and
possibly Actionscript)? They look the same and smell the same, but if I
see
a book in a store for Perl Regular Expressions that's $10 cheaper than the
PHP one (is there one?), then
I forgot to mention that in my XML file, inside the quotes in this attribute
backColour=xx the x's will be variable..., so I need some kind of
wildcard to select everything from backColour + the next 8 or 9
characters, cuz it might be backColour=333990 or whatnot.
'backColour' will be a
I'm wondering if Regular Expressions are the same in Perl and PHP (and
possibly Actionscript)? They look the same and smell the same, but if
I see a book in a store for Perl Regular Expressions that's $10
cheaper than the PHP one (is there one?), then is it the same thing?
this page will
Thanks for the suggestions. Between the online manual and the books I have I
think I'll get there eventually. Sometimes my logic just sux. What I needed
to do was have the user fill out a form and if they make changes to the XML
file I would update the file. So, my long way around was to go
* Thus wrote Gabino Travassos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hello
I'm wondering if Regular Expressions are the same in Perl and PHP (and
possibly Actionscript)? They look the same and smell the same, but if I see
a book in a store for Perl Regular Expressions that's $10 cheaper than the
PHP one (is
I believe Regular Expressions are language independent. Here is an
O'Reilly book on the matter:
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/regex2/
Chris W. Parker wrote:
Gabino Travassos mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thursday, April 22, 2004 12:24 PM said:
I'm wondering if Regular Expressions are the
I'm trying to 'clean up' some text that is extracted from a web
directory, and I need to use (I think) preg_replace or ereg_replace,
etc. I've read a bunch of tutorials, but none of them seem to cover the
particular thing I want to do. Here's an example of text I need to
process:
-
Saturday, April 10, 2004, 2:02:04 AM, you wrote:
I'm trying to 'clean up' some text that is extracted from a web
directory, and I need to use (I think) preg_replace or ereg_replace,
etc. I've read a bunch of tutorials, but none of them seem to cover the
particular thing I want to do. Here's
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out an appropriate strategy for handling regexps
where I need to parse input like the following:
{ {...} {...} (part I want to match) } more...
...The catch being that thepart I want to match can contain escaped curly
braces, like so: \{ and \} It's not enough
What exactly does this do:
/ (?=p|br) [^]+ /x
It may work, I just want to understand what it's looking for.
Thanks,
Matt
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* Thus wrote Matt Palermo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I have a page where I am stripping the html tags
* Thus wrote Matt Palermo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
What exactly does this do:
Your original expression:
/ (?!p|br) [^]* /x
Find '' not followed by 'p|br' until the first '' we find.
p class=foo - matches
- matches
Its a bit confusing as why the p * matches, perhaps
I have a page where I am stripping the html tags down. Basically, it will
allow certain tags, but still strips out ALL attributs of the tag, so it
works something like this:
$allowed_tags = pbrstrongbiu;
// State which tags are allowed
$info = strip_tags($info, $allowed_tags);
// Strip all
* Thus wrote Matt Palermo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I have a page where I am stripping the html tags down. Basically, it will
allow certain tags, but still strips out ALL attributs of the tag, so it
works something like this:
$allowed_tags = pbrstrongbiu;
// State which tags are allowed
$info
Getting completely confused how this stuff works !!!
Anyone recommend a book for a regex newbie ?
pete
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Anyone recommend a book for a regex newbie ?
/snip
O'Reilly usually has some good stuff
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/regex/
There is plenty of tutorials online too, just google and you will get a
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Hi there,
I have serious probems resolving regular expressions. I wish to
replace a substring with a given pattern with results of a function
with a backreference used as argument.
SAMPLE:
function check_this_out($somevalue)
{
$url_array = '';
$i=0;
$query = SELECT SomeRow FROM SomeTable
Pete,
you can probably do what you want with preg_replace_callback:
http://nl2.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace-callback.php
only the function call will be set up slightly differently; namely you
don't pass the callback reference directly, instead the callback
function that is called
From: Jochem Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
alternatively (actually this looks like the easier way to do it!) use
preg_replace(), with the 'e' modifier tagged onto the end of the
replacement expression: the 'e' modifier causes the expression to be
evaluated as PHP.
Thank you very much Jochem and John. It works like a charm now, and I
was beginning to grow weary after experimenting with result sets for
almost 10 hours now.
How would you - by the way - concatenate text to the replacement
string?
;-Pete
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 14:15:00 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
replacement is evaluated... therefore:
function check_this_out($arg) {
return a href='#'$arg/a;
}
$myString = 'hello';
$pattern = '/(.*)/e';
$replacement = check_this_out('\\1' . ' $myString');
echo preg_replace($pattern, $replacement, 'test says:');
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you very
Hi,
Could anybody help me to create a regular expression to remove a pattern
from a string.
$querystring =
http://10.100.1.7/cdms/prfl.phtml?action=searchcusttype=1gender=x=22y=10page=2
I would like to remove page=2 from this query string. The page number
changes. That is the reason why I
On Thu, Nov 27, 2003 at 01:20:57PM +0400, Sheni R. Meledath wrote:
:
: Could anybody help me to create a regular expression to remove a pattern
: from a string.
:
: $querystring =
http://10.100.1.7/cdms/prfl.phtml?action=searchcusttype=1gender=x=22y=10page=2
:
: I would like to remove page=2
On Thu, 27 Nov 2003, Eugene Lee wrote:
Instead of using regexps on the URL, it might be easier (and safer) to
loop through $_GET, build a new $geturl array, add/delete/change any
variables in $geturl, then build a new $geturlstr string that can then
be appended to your hyperlinks.
What about
Hi all,
I have the following statement:
$text = ereg_replace
([live/]*content\.php\?[]*Item_ID=([0-9]*)Start=([0-9]*)Category_ID=([0-
9]*)[]*, content\\1start\\2CID\\3.php, $text);
Basically what I'm trying to do is if the URL includes live/ then I want
to include it in the replace. The way I
* Thus wrote Fernando Melo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi all,
I have the following statement:
$text = ereg_replace
([live/]*content\.php\?[]*Item_ID=([0-9]*)Start=([0-9]*)Category_ID=([0-
9]*)[]*, content\\1start\\2CID\\3.php, $text);
Basically what I'm trying to do is if the URL includes
I have a misspelled sentence like this: I am not aIone.
I want to change the capital I to small l, but only in
the beginning of a word.
How is this done in regular expression ?
Any help appreciated.
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I have a misspelled sentence like this: I am not aIone.
I want to change the capital I to small l, but only in
the beginning of a word.
How is this done in regular expression ?
Any help appreciated.
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preg_replace(/aIone/, alone, I am not aIone);
But you don't need regular expressions for this.
Jacob
On Thu, 2003-10-16 at 14:35, Shmuel wrote:
I have a misspelled sentence like this: I am not aIone.
I want to change the capital I to small l, but only in
the beginning of a word.
How is
On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 10:35 PM, Shmuel wrote:
I have a misspelled sentence like this: I am not aIone.
I want to change the capital I to small l, but only in
the beginning of a word.
How is this done in regular expression ?
You want to change an uppercase i/I into a lowercase l/L??
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 03:35:57PM +0300, Shmuel wrote:
:
: I have a misspelled sentence like this: I am not aIone.
: I want to change the capital I to small l, but only in
: the beginning of a word.
This doesn't make sense. It sounds like you want to replace every
occurance of 'I' inside a
Eugene Lee wrote:
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 03:35:57PM +0300, Shmuel wrote:
:
: I have a misspelled sentence like this: I am not aIone.
: I want to change the capital I to small l, but only in
: the beginning of a word.
This doesn't make sense. It sounds like you want to replace every
occurance
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 09:41:39PM +0300, Shmuel wrote:
: Eugene Lee wrote:
: On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 03:35:57PM +0300, Shmuel wrote:
: :
: : I have a misspelled sentence like this: I am not aIone.
: : I want to change the capital I to small l, but only in
: : the beginning of a word.
:
: This
* Thus wrote Shmuel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Eugene Lee wrote:
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 03:35:57PM +0300, Shmuel wrote:
:
: I have a misspelled sentence like this: I am not aIone.
: I want to change the capital I to small l, but only in
: the beginning of a word.
This doesn't make sense. It
I have a little question. I'm having some difficulty with regular
expressions:
here it is:
(this)example
should be output in an array
[0]= this
[1]= thisexample
I'm supposing this should be done with preg_grep, but I'm not really
familiar with some of it's syntax for the regular expression.
I
$str = (this)example;
preg_match(/\((.*?)\)(.*)/,$str,$regs);
$a[0] = $regs[1];
$a[1] = $regs[1].$regs[2];
On Wed, 30 Oct 2002, Simon Dedeyne wrote:
I have a little question. I'm having some difficulty with regular
expressions:
here it is:
(this)example
If I understand you correctly, I think you want this?
$matches = array();
$test = (this)example;
preg_match(/\((.*)\)(.*)/, $test, $matches);
array_shift($matches);
On Wed, 30 Oct 2002, Simon Dedeyne wrote:
I have a little question. I'm having some difficulty with regular
expressions:
Whoops.. I missed one bit. Rasmus did it right. ;)
On Wed, 30 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I understand you correctly, I think you want this?
$matches = array();
$test = (this)example;
preg_match(/\((.*)\)(.*)/, $test, $matches);
array_shift($matches);
On Wed, 30 Oct 2002,
Hello!
It´s driving me nuts, am in the middle of reading Mastering Regular
Expressions (O'Reilly), and because i like to learn whilst doing, well, you
can picture the rest.
Anybody please tell me why the following is not working
$test = Hello, end why is not workin, END.;
//before
echo $test
On Sunday 04 August 2002 01:44, Jürgen wrote:
Anybody please tell me why the following is not working
$test = Hello, end why is not workin, END.;
//before
echo $test . br;
//Finds beginning of a line, followed by e or E, and replaces it with A. At
least it should do it, but it doesn't
Well, i know it should work, but it does not work.
Even if i Change the first letter into e or E it does not work.
This is so frustrating, this is prolly the most easiest regular expression i
could start with and yet i fail and nobody seems to know why it aint working
neither
This should
On Sunday 04 August 2002 03:47, Jürgen wrote:
Well, i know it should work, but it does not work.
Even if i Change the first letter into e or E it does not work.
This is so frustrating, this is prolly the most easiest regular expression
i could start with and yet i fail and nobody seems to
No im not saying that, im merely saying that in my given example even if i
turn the Hello into Ello it does not replace it, besides :
^ = assert start of subject (or line, in multiline mode) *
I
I'm starting work on regular expressions in PHP these days. Just
thought I'd share my test code for others out there who are fresh
starters with the language and regular expressions.
file parser.php:
?php
// copyright Børge Strand
// use this code as you feel like!
print html\n;
Hi,
I'm trying to use eregi_replace to check a user-submitted URL, but I
keep getting the following error message:
Warning: Invalid range end in /var/www/html/_db_db/db_input.php
This what I'm using:
$pattern = (http://)?([^[:space:]]+)([[:alnum:]\.-_?/=]);
$replace = http://\\2\\3;;
$URL =
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Hi,
I'm trying to use eregi_replace to check a user-submitted URL, but I
keep getting the following error message:
Warning: Invalid range end in /var/www/html/_db_db/db_input.php
This what I'm using
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:22 AM
Subject: [PHP] Regular Expressions Help
Hi,
I'm trying to use eregi_replace to check a user-submitted URL, but I
keep getting the following error message:
Warning: Invalid
All,
I have a text field that a user can enter text into, I then explode it
into an array, and ultimatley build a regular expression such as:
/(advance|racingx)|(advance|racingx)/i
for use in:
preg_match ($reg_expr, $file);
however the expression above doesnot yeild the required result, it
On Fri, 31 May 2002 12:32:29 +0100, you wrote:
example of the contents of $file that might pass is:
advance_racingx_14_4_29.pdf
another might be, which would not pass is:
advance_fork10_3_4_11.pdf
If you need it to be in that specific order, use the following:
I've been banging my head against regular expressions all night... help
would be greatly appreciated. Could you give me examples on how to do the
following?
Pull everything except a specific word from a sentence. For example,
pulling everything except the word run from the water run was
On Tuesday 30 April 2002 15:51, Ed Lazor wrote:
I've been banging my head against regular expressions all night... help
would be greatly appreciated. Could you give me examples on how to do the
following?
Is this for a programming assignment/exercise? Do you /have/ to use regex?
Other
I'm trying to find files in my array
for example
=lg_imode.gif
and
=/db/imodeklein/edgar-IMODE-1-.gif
I want to differentiate between the files with slash at the front and ones
without so that
I can add a server path !
but as usual I' m having problems with the correct regex
At the moment I've
-Original Message-
From: John Fishworld [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30 April 2002 09:32
I'm trying to find files in my array
for example
=lg_imode.gif
and
=/db/imodeklein/edgar-IMODE-1-.gif
I want to differentiate between the files with slash at the
front and ones
On Tuesday 30 April 2002 16:31, John Fishworld wrote:
I'm trying to find files in my array
for example
=lg_imode.gif
and
=/db/imodeklein/edgar-IMODE-1-.gif
Perhaps you should clarify your problem. First of all does your array contain
just gif files (ie *.gif) or does it contain all sorts
Okay right I'm experimenting with an i-mode parser !
I copy the file (url entered) to a local location !
Then read through the whole file line at a time and change/replace the
things that need replaceing !
On of the things that I need to replace is the links to the pictures so that
they still
On Tuesday 30 April 2002 19:17, John Fishworld wrote:
Okay right I'm experimenting with an i-mode parser !
I copy the file (url entered) to a local location !
Then read through the whole file line at a time and change/replace the
things that need replaceing !
On of the things that I need to
$imode_code = file($url_file);
$file_name = basename($url_file);
$path = dirname($url_file);
$stripped_path = eregi_replace(^(.{2,6}://)?[^/]*/, , $path);
$next_path = eregi_replace($stripped_path, , $path);
$next_path_1 = eregi_replace(/$ , , $next_path);
// create and open a file to write to
On Tuesday 30 April 2002 19:43, John Fishworld wrote:
$imode_code = file($url_file);
$file_name = basename($url_file);
$path = dirname($url_file);
$stripped_path = eregi_replace(^(.{2,6}://)?[^/]*/, , $path);
On Tuesday 30 April 2002 19:17, John Fishworld wrote:
Okay right I'm
Duh ! lol sorry !
Example 1
html
head
meta http-equiv=content-type content=text/html;charset=iso-8859-1
meta name=generator content=Edit Plus
titleLocations/title
/head
body bgcolor=#6699FF
div align=center
pfont color=blackWelcome tobr
/fontfont color=redimg src=lg_imode.gif alt=
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Ed Lazor wrote:
Pull everything except a specific word from a sentence. For example,
pulling everything except the word run from the water run was steep.
$str = 'the water run was steep';
print preg_replace('/(\s*water)/', '', $str);
Pull all words from a string
On Tuesday 30 April 2002 21:09, John Fishworld wrote:
Duh ! lol sorry !
img src=/db/imodeklein/edgar-IMODE-1-.gif vspace=2br#59091;nbsp;a
href=imode.fpl?op=imodecardprefix=IMODEnummer=1suffx=uid=55%2eFAGAEpa
Unfortunately, no. Could you post say 20 lines of this file you're
talking
Thanks after playing about with that I've got the following which does seem
to work !
$imode_code[$i] = eregi_replace((src=)(\)([a-z0-9_\/-]+\.gif)(\),
\\1\\2$path/\\3\\2, $imode_code[$i]);
Very very very slowly getting the hang of regexs !
What does your /i do at the end ???
Thanks
Try
On Wed, 1 May 2002, John Fishworld wrote:
Thanks after playing about with that I've got the following which does seem
to work !
$imode_code[$i] = eregi_replace((src=)(\)([a-z0-9_\/-]+\.gif)(\),
\\1\\2$path/\\3\\2, $imode_code[$i]);
Very very very slowly getting the hang of regexs !
aha !
thats very strange then because mine works at the moment but if I add the /i
at the end then it doesn't !
On Wed, 1 May 2002, John Fishworld wrote:
Thanks after playing about with that I've got the following which does
seem
to work !
$imode_code[$i] =
I wasn't paying that much attention. The /i is a preg thing. It's the same
as changing from ereg to eregi.
miguel
On Wed, 1 May 2002, John Fishworld wrote:
aha !
thats very strange then because mine works at the moment but if I add the /i
at the end then it doesn't !
On Wed, 1 May 2002,
, April 23, 2002 4:38 PM
To: Devin Atencio; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Regular Expressions
Uhhh... something like
ereg([_a-zA-Z\-]+\@[\.a-zA-Z\-]+\.com,$variable);
SHOULD work... If you want to make sure they're @domain.com instead of any
domain, try...
ereg([_a-zA-Z\-]+\@[\.a-zA-Z
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Evan Nemerson wrote:
ereg(([_a-zA-Z\-]+|\*)\@[\.a-zA-Z\-]+\.com,$variable);
should work, but test it. I'm not 100% the wildcard part will work.
An internet domain name cannot contain an underscore ( _ ).
...and a whole lot of them don't end in .com!
miguel
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A domain cannot contain an underscore, but unless i'm mistaken the USERNAME
can. the domain name REGEX is [\.a-zA-Z\-]+
You're right about the .com. senior moment. here's a better version
ereg(([_a-zA-Z\-]+|\*)\@[\.a-zA-Z\-]+\.[\.a-zA-Z\-]+,$variable);
won't make sure there are letters
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Evan Nemerson wrote:
A domain cannot contain an underscore, but unless i'm mistaken the
USERNAME can. the domain name REGEX is [\.a-zA-Z\-]+
ereg(([_a-zA-Z\-]+|\*)\@[\.a-zA-Z\-]+\.[\.a-zA-Z\-]+,$variable);
Right you are. I spaced out right past the .
But on the other
: Miguel Cruz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 5:17 PM
To: Evan Nemerson
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Regular Expressions
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Evan Nemerson wrote:
A domain cannot contain an underscore, but unless i'm mistaken the
USERNAME can
don't know if it does any checking or validating or what...but maybe
it'll help??
---John Holmes...
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Cruz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 5:17 PM
To: Evan Nemerson
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Regular
Okay...
ereg(([_a-zA-Z\-\=\+0-9]+|\*)\@[\.a-zA-Z\-0-9]+\.[\.a-zA-Z\-0-9]+,$variable);
Anything else? That one works, right???
So far we've got a-z, A-Z, underscores, hyphens, equals, and pluses. Oh crap
numbers! Okay added it in up there. Anything else?
On Wednesday 24 April 2002 17:17
I need to check a variable to see if the format fits one
of the following:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or
*@domain.com
or
*@*.domain.com
How can I do this with regex? Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Devin Atencio
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Uhhh... something like
ereg([_a-zA-Z\-]+\@[\.a-zA-Z\-]+\.com,$variable);
SHOULD work... If you want to make sure they're @domain.com instead of any
domain, try...
ereg([_a-zA-Z\-]+\@[\.a-zA-Z\-]+domain\.com,$variable);
if you want to validate e-mail address formats, there is (if memory
Im using a regular expression, to get all urls from a file.
When using it on the webserver, it processes a 25kb html file
about 0.25 seconds (PIII 350, 128mb ram, linux 2.2.13-7mdk, php 3.0.12).
When i try the same on my machine (Celeron 300A, 192mb ram.), it does it
about 14-17 seconds, which
PIII 400MHz, 512Mb, SuSe 6.4, 2.2.14 smp, php 3.0.16, Completed in
0.76187908649445 seconds
PIII 350MHz, 256Mb, Suse 7.3, 2.4.9, php 4.0.6, Completed in
2.6342689990997 seconds
File Size:28537kb,
But for real tests, send the original file you use direct
BTW How the hell did you develop this
I am trying to do a match for an expression and it to a variable from the
output of a command:
?php
$lines = file ($file);
while (list ($line_num, $line) = each ($lines)) {
$trimline = trim ($line);
$output = shell_exec ($prog $cmdline $trimline );
}
?
How can look through $output to
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