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[2002-11-29 06:20 UTC] jc at mega-bucks dot co dot jp
The following code using mb_split() is not working as expected:
$EMAIL = $_POST["email"];
echo "ecoding was ".mb_detect_encoding($EMAIL)."<BR>";
list($a, $b) = mb_split("@", $EMAIL);
echo "a is $a <BR>";
echo "b is $b <BR>";
OUTPUT:
??????Test.Com
ecoding was EUC-JP
Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in update_email_pw.php on line 38
a is ??????Test.Com
b is
My internal encodingis set to EUC_JP so I would think that even though I used the ASCII "@" it should work for splitting.
Jc
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This is not a bug. mb_split() distinguishes full-width and half-width characters. So you should simply parenthesise both characters as a regex character class like list($a, $b) = mb_split("[@??]", $EMAIL);