In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Chris Boget
wrote:
Either of these should work:
$str = preg_replace("/(\[[A-Z]+\])/","<br>\\1",$str);
$str = ereg_replace("(\[[A-Z]+\])","<br>\\1",$str);
e.g.:
<?php
$str = "[hi] there, this is me [HI] there, this is me";
print($str);
$str = preg_replace("/(\[[A-Z]+\])/","<br>\\1",$str);
//$str = ereg_replace("(\[[A-Z]+\])","<br>\\1",$str);
print("$str");
?>
Jeff Warrington
> I've got the following possible (example) strings:
>
> [hi] there, this is me [HI] there, this is me [ho] there, that is you
> [HO] there, that is you [hey] there, where are you [HEY] there, where
> are you
>
> and so on. I'm trying to come up with a regex that will find the
> capitalized text (only) between the square brackets, including the
> brackets (ie, the [HI], [HO], [HEY]) and basically put a <br> right
> before. So, after the regex/replace, it'll look like this:
>
> [hi] there, this is me <br>[HI] there, this is me [ho] there, that is
> you <br>[HO] there, that is you [hey] there, where are you <br>[HEY]
> there, where are you
>
> Now, the text between the brackets will be unknown, so I can't just do
> an instr() or strstr().
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Chris
>
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