Hi all,
I am a relative newbie to the PHP language but at present I am trying
to write some code that would process text (in a string, not an
array)by the explode() method. Basically, I want to seperate different
words out by using the explode(" ", $text); command, yet I find that
this approach tends to die when I perform this on strings taken from
texts with carriage returns in.
Any suggestions to tackling this problem would be greatly appreciated!
William Cheung 2 1743
William Cheung wrote: Hi all,
I am a relative newbie to the PHP language but at present I am trying to write some code that would process text (in a string, not an array)by the explode() method. Basically, I want to seperate different words out by using the explode(" ", $text); command, yet I find that this approach tends to die when I perform this on strings taken from texts with carriage returns in.
Hi William,
dies?
I don't believe that.
I think you made a mistake in your code instead causing it to loop forever.
Please post the relevant PHP-code so we can check. Any suggestions to tackling this problem would be greatly appreciated!
William Cheung
Regards,
Erwin Moller
Hi William,
Haven't tested this, but it occurs to me that you may be able to remove
the carriage returns with strstr. If that fails, try preg_split: http://us4.php.net/preg_split
Good luck,
Eric
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I am a relative newbie to the PHP language but at present I am trying to write some code that would process text (in a string, not an array)by the explode() method. Basically, I want to seperate different words out by using the explode(" ", $text); command, yet I find that this approach tends to die when I perform this on strings taken from texts with carriage returns in.
Any suggestions to tackling this problem would be greatly appreciated!
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