Filling Patterns with ereg : ereg « String « PHP






  1. PHP
  2. String
  3. ereg

Filling Patterns with ereg

 
<?php

    $s = 'm@t.ca';

    if (ereg ('([[:alpha:]]+)@([[:alpha:]]+)\.([[:alpha:]]{2,4})', $s, $matches))
    {
      echo "Regular expression successful. Dumping matches\n";
      var_dump ($matches);
    }
    else
    {
      echo "Regular expression unsuccessful.\n";
    }

?>








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