Description:
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Hi,

I have a problem with the @ character at the end of a word, with the word delimiter \b:

input: i wrote this exampl@ for you

preg_match('/\bexampl@/','i wrote this exampl@ for you') = 1
preg_match('/\bexampl@\b/','i wrote this exampl@ for you') = 0

the second preg_match should also return 1 !!


Test script:
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<?php
 $input='i wrote this exampl@ for you';
 echo "input: ".$input."\n";

 $patt='/\bexampl@/';
 echo "preg_match('".$patt."','".$input."') = ".preg_match($patt, $input)."\n";
 $patt='/\bexampl@\b/';
 echo "preg_match('".$patt."','".$input."') = ".preg_match($patt, $input)."\n";
?>


Expected result:
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for both preg_match, output should be 1, that is, the pattern should be found in the input string

preg_match('/\bexampl@/','i wrote this exampl@ for you') = 1
preg_match('/\bexampl@\b/','i wrote this exampl@ for you') = 1


Actual result:
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preg_match('/\bexampl@/','i wrote this exampl@ for you') = 1
preg_match('/\bexampl@\b/','i wrote this exampl@ for you') = 0