Simple Regex question (~[^newline characters])

[dk_sz]

<?
// Test example:
echo '<pre>';
$aInput = '
abtgh kdghg 9867 jkuhkh
^ {
ooijj 438764 - 56_ 67
';
$aInput = ereg_replace('[^\n\r]', ',' , $aInput);
echo $aInput;
echo '</pre>';

Why doesn't this keep the newlines?
Instead it converts everything into ','.
?>

best regards
Thomas

[dk_sz]

> $aInput = ereg_replace('[^\n\r]', ',' , $aInput);

$aInput = preg_replace('/[^\r\n]/', ',', $aInput);

best regards
Thomas

[CC Zona]

In article <3f***********************@dread11.news.tele.dk> ,
"dk_sz" <dk***@hotmail.com> wrote:

$aInput = ereg_replace('[^\n\r]', ',' , $aInput);
echo $aInput;
echo '</pre>';

Why doesn't this keep the newlines?
Instead it converts everything into ','.

Put the pattern inside double-quotes instead of single quotes.

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CC