Re: Using eregi_replace()

From: Date: Fri, 01 Aug 2003 15:36:29 +0000
Subject: Re: Using eregi_replace()
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However, this works using: preg_replace() ..................... <? $text="blah blah blah hello I must be going blah blah"; $newtext= preg_replace("!.*?(hello.*going).*!","$1",$text); echo $newtext; ?> ................ Thank you all. Is there a way I can be sure of the syntax? "!.*?(hello.*going).*!", // the pattern which - I think - reads as follows: !.*? // do not use any character or characters before the grouping of hello (hello.*going) // get the grouping of hello and any character after that word to going .*! // do not use any character or characters after the grouping of going - not sure why the exclamation is at the end if it is a negation symbol. Please advise. Thank you. TR "$1", // the grouping $text // the original string

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