Reputation: 1566
I have a regex as follows:
$regex = '/(https?\:\/\/|www)[^(\"|\\\) ]+/i';
Which I want to extract just the url from the following:
Here is some dummy text http://testwebsite.com.eu\n\nIf you don't like this dummy text then tough luck.
My result returns
http://testwebsite.com.eu
If
How can I change my regex so it includes the \n in its search?
Edit - a link to my regex101 query works. But when trying to implement in php it doesn't. Please note I am running the php through CLI. https://regex101.com/r/lNovMJ/1
Upvotes: 3
Views: 2308
Reputation:
The regular expression
/\r\n?|\n/
matches all three types of newlines, namely \n
on Linux, \r\n
on Windows and \r
on Mac.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 786359
You can use this regex to make it work:
~\b(?:https?://|www)[^"\\\s]+~
\s
inside negated character class will stop matching when we encounter any whitespace (including newlines).
Upvotes: 4