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Learn them. They look scary but once you get used to them they're a godsend.
This one makes sure a string begins with "message" and is followed by a number: Code:
/^message[0-9]*$/ This is helpful: http://www.english.uga.edu/humcomp/perl/regex2a.html
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Hey that might be useful for vbt where when it first opened all releases had to preced with [Release] -
![]() - miSt |
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You mean:
Code:
/^\[release\]\w.*/
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preg_replace() is even more fun.
It has the power to match and extract substrings from your match string that can be used within the replace string.
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