Ok Im trying to figure out this regex where I have a word, and on either end of the word it can be a space or no character. Heres an example:
p开发者_运维知识库reg_match_all("/( ?)(" . $piece . ")( ?)/is", $fk, $sub);
Where ( ?)
is I want that to be "A single character that can only be a space or no character at all". Im trying to basically make a function that checks whether something is a word or not based on its surrounding characters. And $piece
is the word, so It has to be by itself, not part of another longer word if you know what I mean. Thanks
To test for a space or no character, use the following syntax:
preg_match_all("/(^| )(" . $piece . ")( |$)/is", $fk, $sub);
The (^| )
means: Match either beginning of string (so called "no character") or space. The ( |$)
means: Match space or end of string (again, a "no character"). The beginning and end of a string are the only places where there is no character.
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