Guten Tag fuzzy_4711,
am Samstag, 15. Januar 2011 um 00:46 schrieben Sie:
> $stringToParse = '<TFS901>Abama Golf</TFS901><AUH901>Abu Dhabi
> Golf</AUH901><PMI901>Alcanada Golf</PMI901><AGP901>Alferini
> Golf</AGP901><AGP902>Almenara Golf</AGP902>';
> $LookFor = '/<(.+)([^>]|\n)*>((.|\s)*?)<\/\1(\\s)*>/i';
I tested the string and regexp with QuickREx and it matched
"<TFS901>Abama Golf</TFS901>" and extracted "TFS901" as the first
capture group. Maybe your problem is that preg_match_all needs a full
match to return true? What happens with the following? I suggest it
will return true.
$LookFor = '/<(.+)([^>]|\n)*>((.|\s)*?)<\/\1(\\s)*>.*/i';
In general, parsing XML with regular expressions is often a pretty bad
idea because if the XML gets more complex you have to rebuild all the
logic a XML parser already provides.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Thorsten Schöning
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