I'm not sure if the ereg supports the inline greedy modifier like:
.+? or .*?
so:
ereg("<\?php.*?\?\>", $html, $phpIncludes);
if not use preg_match() instead...
"Christoph Starkmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> As far as I can say, a simple ereg-command is always greedy, isn't it?
> Can you tell me how to switch greedy off?
>
> I want to find everything between the start- and end-php-tags:
>
> $phpIncludes = array();
> ereg("<\?php.*\?\>", $html, $phpIncludes);
>
> where $html contains the entire page, containing one php-script-section
> at the very top and one at the very botton, and maybe some inbetween.
>
> Now the above ereg always returns me the entire site in $phpIncludes[0];
>
> All help is appreciated, thanx a lot,
>
> cheers,
>
> Kiko
>
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