Thanks indeed!
This pattern worked just perfect.
Nasko
"1lt John W. Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> If the separators are always the same length, then you can use the
> following:
>
> $new_str
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Subject: Re: [PHP] HELP: Regex pattern matching
> Hmmm... I was about to reply with a simple solution, but there's a problem
with it that I can't explain.
Hmm... i'm not that advanced...
May be first I replace any string containing "---" with "---x", then use
your solution?
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> Hmmm... I was about to reply with a simple solution, but there's a
Hmmm... I was about to reply with a simple solution, but there's a problem with it
that I can't explain. Assuming the text is in $str...
I can't get preg_replace to match a newline at the end of a pattern. If I use...
$str = preg_replace('/\n=.+--\n/sU', '', $str);
...it matches nothing,
I have an ASCII file which has multiple blocks of text I want to clear. The
scheme is as follows:
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
line 1 Everything between the separators,
line 2 including the separators
line 3 I want to clear from the text file
line 4
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