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Doc Bug #12340 ereg's documentation is wrong
Submitted: 2001-07-24 10:37 UTC Modified: 2001-07-24 10:42 UTC
From: baumann at valudo dot de Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: Documentation problem
PHP Version: 4.0.6 OS: Linux
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2001-07-24 10:37 UTC] baumann at valudo dot de 
Hi there,

I'm sad to tell you, that I think to have found an error in your documentation or in PHP (that's up to you guys :)

When I was trying to find a pattern in a string with ereg, I did not get any result in $regs[1] as you wrote. I found it in $regs[0] where the copy of the whole string supposed to be. So I think that's a mistake, isn't it??

But anyway, good work folks,

c ya...

Tom

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 [2001-07-24 10:42 UTC] andy@php.net 
Try looking at a script like this:

<?
ereg("(.*)\.(.*)","25.67",$regs);
for ($i=0;$i<count($regs);$i++){
echo "$i -- $regs[$i]<br>";
}
?>


regs[0] will have "25.67"
regs[1] will have "25"
regs[2] will have "67"

The documentation is correct.
 
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