I am using PCRE with C++ (Borland) and want to get all matches of a group. ^(\\w+\\s)(\\w+\\s)*(\\w+)$
I have a webserver with some personal websites and stuff, it\'s running Debian Lenny, Apache 2 and PHP 5. I always use apt to install stuff.
Using PCRE lib...wanting to look for a string of words up to a known number of whitespace. i.e.5 white space characters between tokens.
I want to write symple (consisting of one preg_replace call) forum parser and I run into problems with nested tags.
preg_match condition when the block will execute? I have an $A = Array ( [0] => KSO/OCMT/GBP66401,/ 001 VTS EMIS 43628
I\'m trying to write a reasonably permissive validator for names in PHP, an开发者_JS百科d my first attempt consists of the following pattern:
Anyone have any ideas as to what is going on here? I have a recursive function, which sometimes makes calls to pcre to match patterns within a string that is being built. It works fine if there are no
I am experimenting with the named subpattern/\'subroutine\' regex features in PHP\'s PCRE and I\'m hoping someone can explain the following strange output:
I want to ask you how to match this MD5 hash in C + + with PCRE: # Netscape HTTP Cookie File # http://curl.haxx.se/rfc/cookie_spec.html
Examples: input: (n!/(1+n)) output: frac{n!}{1+n} input: ((n+11)!/(n-k)^(-1)) output: frac{(n+11)!}{(n-k)^(-1)}
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