Try thinking?
Don't be a jerk
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Try thinking?
Don't be a jerk.
Don't be a programmer...
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Don't don't me
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Don't don't don't me.. ehehehehee... %P
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Don't don't me.
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I think he was trying to say you should take a look at the manual
regarding regular expressions.
Once you get to the part that explains what [^ ] actually does you see
how obvious the answer is.
However, the synical reply from LuC isn't correct.
To match the dot character (.) you should use
I did and do, but the manual some times does cover small things list this I
wish they had a by example book for PHP Thanks for the help
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On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 05:28 AM, bvr wrote:
To match the dot character (.) you should use escape it like this: \.
Otherwise the dot will match any character for it's a 'wildcard' and
the result of your replace will be empty.
I thought that in this example (in this thread) the dot
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 10:50 AM, Erik Price wrote:
I thought that in this example (in this thread) the dot was being used
inside of a character class -- and that it does not need to be escaped
when it is inside of a character class (wouldn't make sense for match
any character to
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