Shiplu wrote:
Sorry The previous code was wrong,
Its the correct version,
$x = "a b;c d;e f;";
preg_match('/(?P<keys>\w) (?P<values>\w)/',$x,$m);
print_r($m);
Now I am using backrefrence \1 in in ?P option like (?P<\1>\d+).
and I got the error.
thought I best update for courtesy sake; I spent a good chunk of time on
this yesterday, read all the regex stuff I could find, and the closest I
could get was to use recursive sub patterns, however there was no way to
make a named subpattern name (<keys>) be a backreference / variable.. ie
<$1> <\1> <\\1> will never work.
even using this method you're still going to have to combine the two
arrays to get what you want ($m['keys'] with $m['values'])
Regards & do let me know if you manage!
Nathan
ps: there may be something in the ?>&name syntax; I don't think so though..
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