<?php
$str = 'I\'m a text: =match1 =match2=match3=match4 =nomatch{}
=match5=match6';
//$rex = "/=[A-z]+/"; // works but not exclude =nomatch{}
$rex = "/=[A-z0-9]+(\s|=)/"; //
$N = preg_match_all($rex,$str,$out);
print $N." $str\n";
print_r($out);
?>
Sorry for OT. I have a little problem with regex above. The script is
in PHP, but regex should be compatible with Perl.
I want match =[A-z0-9] where char after this is \s or =, final = is
the start char of next match. How can go back after first matching?
The result of the script
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[0] => =match1
[1] => =match2=
[2] => =match4
[3] => =match5=
)
Can you help me?
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