> > Very true, I agree. For your solution, though, wouldn't it correctly
> match a
> > string such as '2,3,11,12' even though there is no entry that's just
> one?
>
> Ok, why not something like this..
> There is almost always a better solution than regex
>
>
> $string = '98,244,9,243,2,6,36,3,1
This one time, at band camp,
"1LT John W. Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Very true, I agree. For your solution, though, wouldn't it correctly match a
> string such as '2,3,11,12' even though there is no entry that's just one?
Ok, why not something like this..
There is almost always a bet
> > > $a1="1,8,98,244,9,243,2,6,36,3,111,";
> > >
> > > $a2="8,98,244,9,243,2,1,6,36,3,111,";
> > >
> > > How can I exactly match "1," in both strings using one regular
expression?
> > > (first "1" is the first element and second time in a random position)?
> >
> > if(preg_match('/(^|,)1(,|$)/',$st
This one time, at band camp,
"1LT John W. Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > $a1="1,8,98,244,9,243,2,6,36,3,111,";
> >
> > $a2="8,98,244,9,243,2,1,6,36,3,111,";
> >
> > How can I exactly match "1," in both strings using one regular expression?
> > (first "1" is the first element and second tim
> $a1="1,8,98,244,9,243,2,6,36,3,111,";
>
> $a2="8,98,244,9,243,2,1,6,36,3,111,";
>
> How can I exactly match "1," in both strings using one regular expression?
> (first "1" is the first element and second time in a random position)?
if(preg_match('/(^|,)1(,|$)/',$str))
{ echo "one is found"; }
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