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Old May 7th, 2012, 09:22 AM
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Question Other - [silverado]

Hello,

I try to cut out the text inside brackets both '[{' and '['. With pattern I have "(\[{|\[).+(\}]|\])" I can cut out only text in brackets.
Does anybody know how to cuto out word SILVERADO out of the [SILVERADO]?

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Please try:

Code:
(?<=(\[)|(\{)).+?(?=(?(1)\]|\}))


Lookahead and lookbehind is used to cut the word inside brackets, not including the brackets themselves. ?(1) condition checks what kind of opening bracket have you used, { or [, and matches the appropriate closing bracket. The non-greedy repetition .+? avoids eating everything until the last bracket in the text; only the text inside one bracket is consumed.

Code:
<?php

$a = '{silverado} [silverado]';

$a = preg_replace( '/(?<=(\[)|(\{)).+?(?=(?(1)\]|\}))/', '', $a );

echo $a;

?>

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Old May 8th, 2012, 03:09 AM
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