Thank you for your answer.
However our real problem is to solve it with preg_match.
we want to rather analyse more complicated structures than the one
in our example. Well, let me reformulate it:
How can we (with preg_match) s a v e each subpattern into an array
element, that is, also e a c h m a t c h o f a r e p e a t e d s u b p
a t t e r n (e.g "(...)*" and "(...)+") ??
Thanks a lot (again)
Bruno
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> Try this code:
>
> $str="eins zwei drei vier fünf sechs";
> $Wort = explode (' ',$str);
>
> $n=count($Wort);
> for($i=0;$i<$n;$i++){echo "$i: $Wort[$i]<br>";}
>
> It should works
>
> Zliy Pes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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