RE: [PHP] using eregi

2002-01-31 Thread Niklas Lampén 

You could do it like this:

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};
?>

Niklas


-Original Message-
From: John Gurley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: 31. tammikuuta 2002 15:32
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Subject: [PHP] using eregi


Hello,
Just wondering if there is a way to print out parts of a text file (i.e
from 
line x to line y) using php, the way it is being done now is using eregi
and 
comparing strings, but it would be alot better if I could specify which 
lines to print.
Thanks a million.



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[PHP] using eregi

2002-01-31 Thread John Gurley 

Hello,
Just wondering if there is a way to print out parts of a text file (i.e from 
line x to line y) using php, the way it is being done now is using eregi and 
comparing strings, but it would be alot better if I could specify which 
lines to print.
Thanks a million.



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[PHP] using eregi - what regular expression rules does it use ? works in linux ( grep ) but not PHP - help needed

2002-01-16 Thread Neil 

There not much documentation in the online manual about eregi. Apart from
the usage I need to know more about what regx it uses,

in the linux shell , using grep i got it right for my needs ..

I want to find and reject content with email address ..

[desiredating@opie desiredating]$ echo "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" | grep "@*\."
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[desiredating@opie desiredating]$ echo "meet me @ 8" | grep "@*\."

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the above is correct and fine , but see below , it doesnt work in php ( the
same regular expression doesnt )

if (eregi("@.\.",$about_me))
{
include "error_msg/error_email_in_profile.php";
$error =1 ;
}



What regular expression do i neep to use , is there any reference out there
to tell me ?
Urls / info is greatly appreciatted.

Thanks in advance !!

Neil
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