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Could anyone tell me why this regular error expression in PHP?
/:[^\/\\]*/
She’s being used this way:
return '/' . preg_replace('/:[^\/\\]*/', '([^\/]*)', $value) . '/';
I am trying to "break" one against bar with another but PHP behaves as if breaking the "]" character and returns the error: "Compilation failed: Missing terminating ] for Character class".
There is another way for me to specify a literal counter bar in a regular PHP expression?
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Use regular expression this way:
/:[^\/\\\\]*/
References:
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What do you want to do? It looks like you want to parse url. If so, use parse_url
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.parse-url.php
If not, use the explode("/", $value)
If to escape, use url functions
http://us1.php.net/manual/en/book.url.php
The use of regular expression in php can be replaced by several other methods of better understanding and functioning
Add examples of $value, and what the output should be
So I’m trying to create a regular "mutant" expression, I ask for a regular URL based on it to pick up occurrences in another, but when I use a regular expression and try to escape one against the wrong bar ('/[\\]/') PHP interprets it as if I were breaking the "]"...
That doesn’t solve it? $value = "http://primeseven.com.br"; $replaced = stripcslashes($value) var_dump($replaced)
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Escape the backslash
/:[^\\/\\\\]*/– HwapX