RegEx to determine the longest \"part\" of a phrase, with specified delimiters? News stories almost always have this sort of structure, where theis actually the title plus a bunch of garbage. Is ther
I\'m making a date matching regex, and it\'s all going pretty well, I\'ve got this so far: \"/(?:[0-3])?[0-9]-(?:[0-1])?[0-9]-(?:20)[0-1][0-9]/\"
Not much of a PHP/regex guy, but am puzzled as to why some functionality in a PHP Web framework has stopped working since moving to Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (PHP 5.3.2) from Ubuntu 8.04 (PHP 5.2.1).
I\'m sorry if this has been asked before, but I just can\'t get a straight answer from the interwebs today!
Correct usage is: /,,([,]+)?|^,|,$|\\b,\\b|\\s,/ $comma[0] = \'/,,([,]+)?/\'; 开发者_JAVA百科$comma[1] = \'/^,/\';
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I am trying to match a 9 digit numeric string with the following code but it only returns this < Looking at the source code of the remote page here is an example of what I am trying to match &c
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My code below produces an error, unknown modified \"|\"... I\'m trying to use it as the OR operator. What is the correct way to run this code without error?
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