I\'m trying to find a regex that matches if a Tweet it\'s a true mention. To be a mention, the string can\'t start with \"@\" and can\'t contain \"RT\" (case insensitive) and \"@\" must start the word
<?php $string = \"Movies and Stars I., 32. part\"; $pattern = \"((IX|IV|V?I{0,3}[\\.]))\"; if(pr开发者_开发问答eg_match($pattern, $string, $x) == false)
I have an issue with regular expressions in PHP. I\'m trying to find a match for some header data that I received via CURL. However, my regex is matching two lines, instead of one.
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I want to find all occurrences of parent::, the called function and the parameter For example: parent::test( new ReflectionClass($this) );
Problem: Extraction anything between http://www. and .com OR http:// & .com. Solution: <?php $url1=\'http://www.examplehotel.com\';
First sorry for my bad English. I have this menubar in PHP. I want that if an user is on a page the current menuitem gets another color. I had a code that works, but if i have a page like /item.php?
I\'d like to match the last instance of / (I believe you use [^/]+$) and copy the contents of the next four or less numbers until开发者_高级运维 I get to a dash -.
i try to find a Link i a page Link looks like this https://pos.xxxxxxxxxx.de/xxxxxxxxxxxx/app?funnel=login_box&tid=2001004
I want to know how regex patterns are written. Where is their base and what do I need to know in order to write patterns. I have absolutely no idea on how to write my own patterns and I am quite in a
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