I using the matches optionnal parameter with PREG_OFFSET_CAPTURE flag. I get the start offset and the matching expression....
This may be a simple one but I can\'t seem to find the answer to it. I have a string in a HTML file that I am looking for:
I search for a regex pattern, which shouldn\'t match a group but everything else. Following regex pattern works basicly:
this is my first time trying to build a C++ application, so I\'m kind of lost. I\'ve looked at some examples but I still dont really know what\'s wrong.
I\'ve been having some trouble with regular expressions. This is my code $pattern = \"^([0-9]+)$\"; if (preg_match开发者_如何学运维($pattern, $input))
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I\'m searching for code to parse the following: some texttext I need to remove unnecessary <span> occurrences, so that output is:
I\'m trying to prevent the \\G anchor from matching the beginning of the string.I only want it to match at the end of the last regex match.
I have this 开发者_如何学运维string: 1[2[5,6]],4,7[8,10] It represents nested IDs to be used to build an array of navigation items.
Hey, So in php I want preg_match_all to return: Array ( [0] => text1 [1] => text2 ) if the input is:
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