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[2001-01-08 10:56 UTC] jeff at procata dot com
The following code:
$key = "test";
echo str_replace("{$key}", "Replaced", "abc {test} xyz");
produces incorrect output:
abc {Replaced} xyz
where the equivelant code:
echo str_replace("{test}", "Replaced", "abc {test} xyz");
produces the correct output:
abc Replaced xyz
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this, though it may not be deemed as the most intuitive behavior, is the intended one. $a = array( 'aa' , 'bb' , 'cc' ) ; echo str_replace("{$a[1]}", "Replaced", "abc {aa} xyz"); will produce "abc {Replaced} xyz", whereas echo str_replace("$a[1]", "Replaced", "abc {aa} xyz"); would produce a parse error. escape the braces.