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Regular expression with accented characters

Zones: Regular Expressions, CORBA

Hi experts,

I'm programming in PHP and can't figure out how to match words with accented characters (éèë etc)
So in the following example preg_replace should give the same result in both cases:
$mainstr = "Het getal één heeft accenten";
$search_pattern1 = "een";
$l_modified1 = preg_replace("/$search_pattern1/", '<b>\1</b>', $l_mainstr);
$search_pattern2 ="één";
$l_modified 2= preg_replace("/$search_pattern2/", '<b>\1</b>', $l_mainstr);

thanks in advance,
Michiel

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: altiplano

Solution Provided By: altiplano

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: B

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