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Hi <br />
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I have a perl expression which reads<br />
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$l =~ s/^V\#REPLACEME^X^Y^W/$som<wbr />evariable/<wbr /><br />
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can you tell me if &nbsp;in php<br />
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ereg_replace(&quot;(.*)^V\#REPL<wbr />ACEME^X^Y^<wbr />W(.*)&quot;, $replacestring, $originaldata)<br />
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is the right way of writing the same regex?<br />
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thanks in advance<br />
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Hi 

I have a perl expression which reads

$l =~ s/^V\#REPLACEME^X^Y^W/$somevariable/

can you tell me if  in php

ereg_replace("(.*)^V\#REPLACEME^X^Y^W(.*)", $replacestring, $originaldata)

is the right way of writing the same regex?

thanks in advance



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