function anchor($text)
{
return preg_replace('#\>\>([0-9]+)#','<span class=anchor><a href="#$1">>>$1</a></span>', $text);
}
This piece of code is used to render page anchor. I need to use the
([0-9]+)
part as a variable to do some maths to define the exact url for the href tag. Thanks.
Use preg_replace_callback instead.
In php 5.3 +:
$matches = array();
$text = preg_replace_callback(
$pattern,
function($match) use (&$matches){
$matches[] = $match[1];
return '<span class=anchor><a href="#$1">'.$match[1].'</span>';
}
);
In php <5.3 :
global $matches;
$matches = array();
$text = preg_replace_callback(
$pattern,
create_function('$match','global $matches; $matches[] = $match[1]; return \'<span class=anchor><a href="#$1">\'.$match[1].\'</span>\';')
);
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