Split String With preg_match

Question

I have string :

$productList="
Saluran Dua(Bothway)-(TAN007);
Speedy Password-(INET PASS);
Memo-(T-Memo);
7-pib r-10/10-(AM);
FBI (R/N/M)-(Rr/R(A));
";

i want the result like this:

Array(
[0]=>TAN007
[1]=>INET PASS
[2]=>T-Memo
[3]=>AM
[4]=>Rr/R(A)
);

I used :

$separator = '/\-\(([A-z ]*)\)/';
preg_match_all($separator, $productList, $match);
$value=$match[1];

but the result:

Array(
[0]=>INET PASS
[1]=>AM
);

there's must wrong code, anybody can help this?

Answer 1

Your regex does not include all the characters that can appear in the piece of text you want to capture.

The correct regex is:

$match = array();
preg_match_all('/-\((.*)\);/', $productList, $match);

Explanation (from the inside to outside):

• .* matches anything;
• (.*) is the expression above put into parenthesis to capture the match in $match[1] ;
• -\\((.*)\\); is the above in the context: it matches if it is preceded by -( and followed by ); ; the parenthesis are escaped to use their literal values and not their special regex interpretation;
• there is no need to escape - in regex; it has special interpretation only when it is used inside character ranges ( [AZ] , fe) but even there, if the dash character ( - ) is right after the [ or right before the ] then it has no special meaning; eg [-AZ] means: dash ( - ) or any capital letter ( A to Z ).

Now, print_r($match[1]); looks like this:

Array
(
    [0] => TAN007
    [1] => INET PASS
    [2] => T-Memo
    [3] => AM
    [4] => Rr/R(A)
)

Answer 2

试试这个ReGex

$separator = '#\-\(([A-Za-z0-9/\-\(\) ]*)\)#';

Answer 3

for the 1th line you need 0-9

for the 3th line you need a - in and

in the last line you need () try this

 #\-\(([a-zA-Z/0-9(\)\- ]*)\)#