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Varteresz Gabor
Varteresz Gabor

Reputation: 53

PHP preg_match_all, check & explode

I want to check 'n' explode this string:

{$gallery#pager/collectionName/imageName/manual/no_effect/foo1/foo2/.../fooN}

to:

var_name[0] => 'gallery',
modul_name[0] => 'pager',
3[0] => 'collectionName',
4[0] => 'imageName',
5[0] => 'manual'
...
N[0] => 'fooN'

I made the following regexp:

/{\$(?P<var_name>[^#]+)#(?P<module_name>[^\/]+)(?:\/(\w+)(?:\/(\w+)(?:\/(\w+)(?:\/(\w+)(?:\/(\w+))?)?)?)?)?}/

, but it's too ugly and only support up to five parameters. Please help me to make a recursive part to extract all parameters.

ps: Yes, i can split this to var_name, module_name and paramters parts, then i can explode parameters part by '/', but i don't like it.

Upvotes: 5

Views: 437

Answers (2)

Mariano
Mariano

Reputation: 6511

You could use preg_split().

Regex:

preg_split('@([$#])|[{}/]+@', $text)

And discard the first and third item in the array.

ideone Demo

EDIT: To reflect new conditions specified by the OP in comments (not in the question): It should validate the syntax ^\{\$\w+#\w+(?:/\w*)$ and tokenize in var, module and parameters independently.

Regex:

~\G(?(?=^)\{\$(\w++)#(\w++)(?=[\w/]+}$))/\K\w*+~

Code:

// http://stackoverflow.com/q/32969465/5290909

$pattern = '@\G(?(?=^)\{\$(\w++)#(\w++)(?=[\w/]+}$))/\K\w*+@';
$text = '{$gallery#pager/collectionName/imageName/manual/no_effect/foo1/foo2/fooN}';

$result = preg_match_all($pattern, $text, $matches);

if ($result === 0) {
    // is invalid, does not match '~^\{\$\w+#\w+(?:/\w*)+$~'
    echo "Invalid text";
} else {
    // Assign vars (only to clarify)
    $module_name = array_pop($matches)[0];
    $var_name = array_pop($matches)[0];
    $parameters = $matches;

    echo "VAR NAME: \t'$var_name'\nMODULE:  \t'$module_name'\nPARAMETERS:\n";
    print_r($matches);
}

Output:

VAR NAME:   'gallery'
MODULE:     'pager'
PARAMETERS:
Array
(
    [0] => collectionName
    [1] => imageName
    [2] => manual
    [3] => no_effect
    [4] => foo1
    [5] => foo2
    [6] => fooN
)

ideone Demo

Upvotes: 3

vks
vks

Reputation: 67968

{\$([^#]+)#|\G(?!^)([^\/]+)\/|\G(?!^)(.*?)}$

You can simply do a match instead and grab the groups.See demo.

https://regex101.com/r/cJ6zQ3/18

$re = "/{\\$([^#]+)#|\\G(?!^)([^\\/]+)\\/|\\G(?!^)(.*?)}$/m"; 
$str = "{\$gallery#pager/collectionName/imageName/manual/no_effect/foo1/foo2/.../fooN}"; 

preg_match_all($re, $str, $matches);

Upvotes: 2

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