explode, preg_match, what is best in my case?
From: Sims (siminfrance_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 12/30/03
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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2003 18:47:47 +0200
Hi,
if i have a line like
$a = 0:1:2, i can use explode to create an array.
$exploded[0] = 0;
$exploded[1] = 1;
$exploded[2] = 2;
but if i have
$a= 0:"1:2":2:3:4, i get...
$exploded[0] = 0;
$exploded[1] = "1;
$exploded[2] = 2";
$exploded[3] = 2;
$exploded[4] = 3;
$exploded[5] = 4;
but it should be...
$exploded[0] = 0;
$exploded[1] = 1:2;
$exploded[2] = 2;
$exploded[3] = 3;
$exploded[4] = 4;
how can i explode the data that is not within \"\".
I used
preg_match("/([a-z]*)=([^\"]*)/i", ..., ... ); but it does not always work,
(special chars like '_' cause errors
Many thanks
Sims
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