Hello there,
I am trying to use substr_count() to count the number of Hebrew characters
in a string,
I tried substr_count($test, "/[à-ú]/"), but it returns 0 as if it can't
match the regex I have inserted there, I hoped it will work the same as
preg_match() that works great (preg_match("/[à-ú]/", $test)) for example
works just fine, but I guess substr_count() is a bit different...
Is there a way for me to do that? maybe with another similar function? (If
not I will have to solve it in an ugly while loop that searches for Hebrew
characters one by one...)
Thank you.
Regards
Gil Disatnik
UNIX system/security administrator.
GibsonLP@EFnet
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