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How do I match accented characters with PHP preg?

I’d 开发者_高级运维like to give my users the option to not only fill in letters and numbers, but also “special” letters like the “á”, “é”, etc. However, I do not want them to be able to use symbols like “!”, “@”, "%”, etc.

Is there a way to write a regex to accomplish this? (Preferably without specifying each special letter.)

Now I have:

$reg = '/^[\w\-]*$/';


You could use Unicode character properties to describe the characters:

/^[\p{L}-]*$/u

\p{L} describes the class of Unicode letter characters.


What characters are considered "word-characters" depends on the locale. You should set a locale which has those characters in its natural alphabet, and use the /u modifier for the regexp, like this:

$str = 'perché';
setlocale(LC_ALL, 'it_IT@euro');
echo preg_match('#^\w+$#u', $str);


you can try with this regex:

$reg = '~[^\\pL\d]+~u';

which catch also accented characters

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