RE: [PHP-GENERAL] Re: [PHP3] RE: My eregi() code will not work.

BTW PHP Version 3.0.9 is loaded on the server. Ted Knudson http://www.automatedcabinets.com http://www.pulsarusa.com > -----Original Message----- > From: Philip Hallstrom [mailto:philip@adhesivemedia.com] > Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 4:43 PM > To: php-general@lists.php.net > Subject: Re: [PHP-GENERAL] Re: [PHP3] RE: My eregi() code will not work. > > > In article <39381FF5.2303D36B@arlut.utexas.edu>, > Stephen Hui <shui@arlut.utexas.edu> wrote: > >Ted Knudson wrote: > >> > >> Stephen > >> > >> > You'll need to have parentheses in the regex. Something like this: > >> > eregi ("(<br>)", $Note, $matches); > >> > >> Sorry but it did not work. > >> This is my code. Cut and past. > >> > >> <?php > >> > >> $Note = "<br>This is line 1.<br>This is line 2.<br>This is > line 3.<br>"; > >> > >> eregi("(<br>)", $Note, $matches); > >> Print $Note."<br>"; > >> Print $matches[0]."0<br>"; > >> Print $matches[1]."1<br>"; > >> Print $matches[2]."2<br>"; > >> Print $matches[3]."3<br>"; > >> > >> ?> > Sorry, I missed the very original part of this thread, but what are you > trying to do exactly? Part of the problem might be that you're not > seeing it displayed since it's just displaying BR's... maybe... on my > machine using the above (minus the ()'s around the <BR> in ereg) assigns > $matches[0] to "<br>" and that's it. That's all it should do > according > to the manual.. > if you want each of those lines as an element in an array, you should > look at split/explode... > hope this helps > -philip > >