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Regular expression, help.

Hi, I have the following text from database:

{geo:countries:fr|br|us|es}
Vivamus orci. Nunc eget risus adipiscing urna interdum tincidunt.
Aenean nec felis condimentum nisi rhoncus tristique. Cras fringilla
posuere nulla. Fusce eu justo.
{/geo}

{geo:countries:all}
Proin ac sem. Praesent faucibus libero nec quam. Cras id neque. Mauris
euismod eleifend elit. Mauris id sem. Donec odio.
{/geo}

{geo:countries:uk|jp|ch}
Vestibulum viverra metus vel diam. Maecenas eu purus. Etiam fringilla
eleifend libero.
{/geo}

I need split this information in array and show only content from
listed country or all countries.

I'm try using split()"http://www.php.net/split" function with regex,
but I'm not success, I try, try and try... and nothing, I try using a
pattern from regex.

Anybody help me?

Thanks for all.

May 5 '06 #1
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le*************@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I have the following text from database:

{geo:countries:fr|br|us|es}
Vivamus orci. Nunc eget risus adipiscing urna interdum tincidunt.
Aenean nec felis condimentum nisi rhoncus tristique. Cras fringilla
posuere nulla. Fusce eu justo.
{/geo}

{geo:countries:all}
Proin ac sem. Praesent faucibus libero nec quam. Cras id neque. Mauris
euismod eleifend elit. Mauris id sem. Donec odio.
{/geo}

{geo:countries:uk|jp|ch}
Vestibulum viverra metus vel diam. Maecenas eu purus. Etiam fringilla
eleifend libero.
{/geo}

I need split this information in array and show only content from
listed country or all countries.

I'm try using split()"http://www.php.net/split" function with regex,
but I'm not success, I try, try and try... and nothing, I try using a
pattern from regex.

Anybody help me?

Thanks for all.


<?php
$text= '{geo:countries:fr|br|us|es}
Vivamus orci. Nunc eget risus adipiscing urna interdum tincidunt.
Aenean nec felis condimentum nisi rhoncus tristique. Cras fringilla
posuere nulla. Fusce eu justo.
{/geo}

{geo:countries:all}
Proin ac sem. Praesent faucibus libero nec quam. Cras id neque. Mauris
euismod eleifend elit. Mauris id sem. Donec odio.
{/geo}

{geo:countries:uk|jp|ch}
Vestibulum viverra metus vel diam. Maecenas eu purus. Etiam fringilla
eleifend libero.
{/geo}
';

$geopat='`{geo\:countries\:([^}]+)}(.*)(?={/geo}){/geo}`isU';
$texts=array();
if(preg_match_all($geopat,$text,$m)){
$numMatches=count($m[0]);
for($i=0;$i<$numMatches;$i++){
$countries=explode('|',$m[1][$i]);
foreach($countries as $k){
if(!isset($texts[$k])) $texts[$k]=array();
$texts[$k][]=$m[2][$i];
}
}
}

print_r($texts);
?>

HTH

--
Justin Koivisto, ZCE - ju****@koivi.com
http://koivi.com
May 5 '06 #2
Thanks Justin, I will try.

May 5 '06 #3

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