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$str1='Can you find the "quoted words" in this string...';
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$pattern='/"([^"]+)"/';
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$pattern='/"(.*?)"/';
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preg_match($pattern,$str1,$arr0);
$tempStr.="<h3>[0]".$arr0[0]." [1]".$arr0[1]."</h3>";
echo $tempStr;
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<?php
/*
02-21-2013
php stores not an array of answers in sequence
but the full answer in node 0, then nodes 1,2,3... are the needed
*/
/*
string "{data}" {} from JSON output
{"....":"~~","....":"~~"} (,)
[0][1] "....":"~~" (:)
[0][1] .... ~~
regex[0] "...." [1] ....
regex[0] "~~" [1] ~~
*/
$tStr='{"farenheit":"25","celsius":"-4"}';
$arrA=explode(",",$tStr);//break data into an array with comma as delimiter ,
$lenA=count($arrA);
$tempStr="Today's temps<br />";
//
for($a=0;$a<$lenA;$a++)
{
$arrB=explode(":",$arrA[$a]);//break apart array into a reused temp array with : as delimiter
$pattern='/"(.*?)"/';//find all quotes with info inbetween
preg_match($pattern,$arrB[0],$arr0);//pattern,data,output
preg_match($pattern,$arrB[1],$arr1);
$tempStr.="<h3>".$arr1[0]."° ".$arr0[0]."</h3>";//anwers with full quotes as found items
$tempStr.="<h3>".$arr1[1]."° ".$arr0[1]."</h3>";//properly formatted found items without quotes
}
echo $tempStr;
$pattern='/"([^"]+)"/';
$nStr='hello there "friend" how are you';
preg_match($pattern,$nStr,$arr2);
$lenA=count($arr2);//[0]full [1]formatted [0]"friend" [1]friend
//
for($a=0;$a<$lenA;$a++)
{
echo "<h3>".$arr2[$a]."</h3>";
}
?>