I wrote a simple regex-script in PHP:
<?php
$string = "\section{Test 1}
sdfgsdfg";
$regex = "@\\section{(.*?)}@U";
$replace = "$1jksdfahlkjh";
$newString = preg_replace ($regex, $replace, $string, -1 );
?>
See: http://regexp-tester.mediacix.de/t287
using
echo $newString;
only give me
\\section{Test 1} sdfgsdfg
Regex-patterns like
$bbcode = array(
"/\[b\](.*?)\[\/b\]/is" => "<strong>$1</strong>",
"/\[u\](.*?)\[\/u\]/is" => "<u>$1</u>",
"/\[url\=(.*?)\](.*?)\[\/b\]/is" => "<a href='$1'>$2</a>"
);
$text = "[b]Text[/b][u]Text[/u]";
$text = preg_replace(array_keys($bbcode), array_values($bbcode), $text);
echo $text;
works great. Is there any solution? I don't want to write an whole LaTeX-Parser, but I want to replace those "\\section{...}"-Strings
You need to escape the \\
's, because otherwise they will already be treated as an escape by php itself and then stripped:
$regexp = "@\\\\section{(.*)}@";
The U
modifier is unnecessary, as that makes the .*?
greedy again, so you are reversing the reversing. Just .*
works just as well.
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