> What I'm trying to do:
>
> I'm trying to have the proper variables for the eregi_replace so that each
> word in the $dico array is replaced by a link to its definition respecting
> the following rules :
> -only exact match makes a link to the definition, for example :
> - "abaisseraient" do
Hi,
Considering the following script :
"def.php?id=9",
"singer" => "def.php?id=9"
);
$texte = "Abaisser Vous abaisserez la pate, abaisser.Singer";
while(list($mot,$def) = each($dico)) {
$pattern = "(".$mot.")[^[:alpha:]]";
ech
In a weak attempt at improving my knowledge of regular expressions, I
came up with a less elegant solution than Dan's. :-)
$os=eregi_replace("Win([^0-9NT]*)", "Windows \1" $os);
This adds some additional handy replacements, such as:
Winblows98 -> Windows 98
Windoze98 -> Windows 98
It's a dece
On Tue, Jul 09, 2002 at 10:40:33PM -0500, Chris Shiflett wrote:
> Patrick Teague wrote:
>
> >$os = eregi_replace( "Win[^dows]", "Windows ", $os );
>
> I'm pretty sure (I'm not a regular expression expert) this matches "a
> string that begins with Win followed by a character that is not d, o, w,
Patrick Teague wrote:
>For some reason the following line is not behaving
>
>$os = eregi_replace( "Win[^dows]", "Windows ", $os );
>
I'm pretty sure (I'm not a regular expression expert) this matches "a
string that begins with Win followed by a character that is not d, o, w,
or s.
Thus, in th
Hello,
For some reason the following line is not behaving
$os = eregi_replace( "Win[^dows]", "Windows ", $os );
this should take any form of Win9x (or WinNT, or Win2k, etc) & convert it so
it shows Windows 9x (or Windows NT, or... you get the picture). After
running "Win98" through the above
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