Ask a regular: How to get more than one regular fragment in a string

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Example: There is a string ah real deal Safi @ Assad @ The unofficial Caesar's occurrence of the hair of the Fengfengguangguang sent scholar @abc

Match the fragment at the beginning of the @ with a space or a trailing end, hoping to get @ Assad at unofficial @ Fengfengguangguang @abc four results (should be in an array)

How do you write such a regular?

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$s = ' ah real deal's Safi @ Assad at the occurrence of the unofficial Caesar's Fengfengguangguang sent by the scholar @abc ';p reg_match_all ('/@.+ (\s|$)/U ', $s, $m);p rint_r ($m [0]);

Thanks a lot....

is Preg_match_all () ..... I took Preg_match () for half a day

Why don't you read the manual?

PHP code?123$s= ' Ah Real deal's Safi @ Assad @ the occurrence of the unofficial Caesar's hair @ Fengfengguangguang sent scholar @abc ';p reg_match_all ('/@.+ (\s|$)/U ', $s, $m);p rint_r ($m [0]);

Is there a preg_replace_all () version of Preg_replace ()? Would you like to replace all these with links?

Preg_replace () could have been replaced many times, the function you said did not.

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