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What does the # sign do differ开发者_运维技巧ently than the /? $output = preg_replace(\'#[^A-Za-z0-9]#i\', \'\', $input);
I am struggling with preg_replace and am really hoping someone can spot my error. Regular expressions seem to be my Achilles heel.
When I use following code: $text = /*some text*/; $langs = array(\'en\', \'pl\'); foreach($langs as $lang) {
I try to write a good regex, but even with documentation, I don\'t know how to write the good regex. I\'ve a lot of strings, and I need to clean theses of some characters.
The following function strips some words into an array, adjusts whitespaces and does something else I need. I also need to remove dashes, as I write them as words too. But this function doesn\'t remov
I have this regular expression: $buffer = preg_replace(\"/\'([a-zA-Z0-9]+)开发者_C百科\'/iU\",\'$1\',$buffer);
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I\'m trying to find a pattern for preg_replace which will match incorrectly formed HTML links / URLs in a paragraph and replace them with correct links. I\'m really not sure how to start with it.
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