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Posted by Curtis on 12/17/05 06:58
Curtis <nospam@nohow.not> wrote in message
news:do05co02qv6@news2.newsguy.com...
> if (strstr($parags[$i], "[["))
>
>
> preg_match_all("/
>
>
> ([^\[]{1,200})
> \]\]/x",
> $parags[$i], &$brackets);
> foreach ($brackets[1] as $link)
> {
> $linkarray[] = $link; # $linkarray global.
> $parags[$i] = str_replace($link, "", $parags[$i]);
> }
> }
I see that the regex got mangled in the transmission, and
it's now a blank followed by a line that's short a couple of
backslashes and a [.
This code work, so the real regex is OK for the basics--it
puts the enclosed text in an array and leaves [[]] in its
wake, as it's 'sposed to.
Backslashes are a real pain to work with, it seems.
Curtis
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