Hi I am replacing certain names with different value . Here is values I am replacing "#size-name" and "#size" .But the problem is my code replacing only size first and note name for example
#size = "replaceword"
#size-name = "replaceword2"
But its replacing
#size ="replaceword"
#size-name = "replaceword2-name"
How can I replace whole word not part of it here is my code
$tempOutQuery = preg_replace("/(\b($key)\b)/i" , $value , $tempOutQuery);
$tempOutQuery= str_replace("#".$key ,$value ,$tempOutQuery);
both codes are not working
My Full Code
$val= "Hi I want #size dress which is #size-name";
$tempOutQuery = preg_replace("/(\b(size)\b)/i" ,"replaceword", $tempOutQuery);
$tempOutQuery = preg_replace("/(\b(size-name)\b)/i" ,"replaceword2", $tempOutQuery);
If you could make replace without using regulat expressions, then I would suggest using standart str_replace() with arrays:
$val= "Hi i want #size dress which is #size-name";
$search = array('size-name', 'size');
$replace = array('replaceword2', 'replaceword');
$result = str_replace($search, $replace, $val);
The order of search and replace Strings is important!
You should take care that you replace long search-strings first, and the short strings later.
Here's another option for you, using preg_replace_callback. It's actually very similar to Gennadiy's method. The only real difference is that it's using the preg aspect of PHP (and it's a lot more work). But it's another way to skin the proverbial cat.
<?php
// SET OUR DEFAULT STRING
$string = 'Hi I want #size suit which is #size-name';
// LOOK FOR EITHER size-name OR size AND IF YOU FIND IT ...
// RUN THE FUNCTION 'replace_sizes'
$string = preg_replace_callback('~#(size-name|size)~', 'replace_sizes', $string);
// PRINT OUT OUR MODIFIED STRING
print $string;
// THIS IS THE FUNCTION THAT WILL BE RUN EVERY TIME A MATCH IS FOUND
// EITHER 'size' OR 'size-name' WILL BE STORED IN $m[1]
function replace_sizes($m) {
// SET UP AN ARRAY THAT HAS OUR POTENTIAL MATCHES AS KEYS
// AND THE TEXT WE WANT TO REPLACE WITH AS THE VALUE
$size_text_array = array('size-name' => 'replaceword2', 'size' => 'replaceword');
// RETURN WHATEVER THE VALUE IS BASED ON THE KEY
return $size_text_array[$m[1]];
}
This will print out:
Hi I want replaceword suit which is replaceword2
Here is a working demo:
http://ideone.com/njNTbB
You can try pre_replace() to replace whole word from an item of an array in PHP a shown below.
<?PHP
function removePrepositions($text){
$propositions=array('/\bfor\b/i','/\band\b/i');
if( count($propositions) > 0 ) {
foreach($propositions as $exceptionPhrase) {
$text = preg_replace($exceptionPhrase, '', trim($text));
}
$retval = trim($text);
}
return $retval;
}
?>
See the entire post here
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I'm working on a project. It searches and replaces words from the database in a given text. In the database a have 10k words and replacements. So ı want to search for each word and replace this word's replacement word.
By the way, I'm using laravel. I need only replacement ideas.
I have tried some ways but it replaces only one word.
My database table structure like below;
id word replacement
1 test testing
etc
The text is coming from the input and after the replacement, I wanna show which words are replaced in a different bg color in the result page.
I tried below codes working fine but it only replaces one word.
$article = trim(strip_tags($request->article));
$clean = preg_split('/[\s]+/', $article);
$word_count = count($clean);
$words_from_database_for_search = Words::all();
foreach($words_from_database_for_search as $word){
$content = str_replace($word['word'],
"<span class=\"badge badge-success\">$word[replacement]
</span>",
$article);
}
$new_content = $content ;
$new_content_clean = preg_split('/[\s]+/', $new_content);
$new_content_word_count= count($new_content_clean);
Edit,
Im using preg_replace instead of str_replace. I get it worked but this time i wanna show how many words changed so i tried to find the number of changed words from the text after replacement. It counts wrong.
Example if there is 6 changes it show 3 or 4
It can be done via preg_replace_callback but i didnt use it before so i dont know how to figure out;
My working codes are below;
$old_article = trim(strip_tags($request->article));
$old_article_word_count = count($old_article );
$words_from_database_array= Words::all();
$article_will_replace = trim(strip_tags($request->article));
$count_the_replaced_words = 0;
foreach($words_from_database_array as $word){
$article_will_replace = preg_replace('/[^a-zA-
ZğüşıöçĞÜŞİÖÇ]\b'.$word['word'].'\b\s/u',
" <b>".$word['spin']."</b> ",
$article_will_replace );
$count_the_replaced_words = preg_match_all('/[^a-zA-
ZğüşıöçĞÜŞİÖÇ]\b'.strip_tags($word['spin']).'\b\s/u',$article_will_replace
);
if($count_the_replaced_words ){
$count_the_replaced_words ++;
}
}
As others have suggested in comments, it seems your value of $content is being overwritten on each run of the foreach loop, with older iterations being ignored. That's because the third argument of your str_replace is $article, the original, unmodified text. Only the last word, therefore, is showing up on the result.
The simplest way to fix this would be to declare $content before the foreach loop, and then make $content the third argument of the foreach loop so that it is continually replaced with a new word on each iteration, like so:
$content = $article;
foreach($words_from_database_for_search as $word){
$content = str_replace($word['word'],
"<span class=\"badge badge-success\">$word[replacement]</span>",
$content);
}
Im confused, don't you need the <?php ... ?> around the $word[replacement] ?
foreach($words_from_database_for_search as $word){
$content = str_replace($word['word'],
"<span class=\"badge badge-success\"><?PHP $word[replacement] ?>
</span>",
$article);
}
and then move this in to the for-loop and add a dot before the equal-sign:
$new_content .= $content ;
I have a problem. I need a "text reducer".
What i mean: I wrote to text area any words, for example: John Doe is good boy; Then i press some button, and it will get something like:
John Doe
So, it will only output defined worlds, like John Doe, or milk or something like that
Thanks for your help
If you know a black list of words you want to strip out, you could use the array replace function: str_replace:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.str-replace.php
like this:
$blacklist = ['ugly', 'bad', 'censored'];
$yourString = str_replace($yourString, $blacklist, '');
This will remove every word in your blacklist, from your input string.
If you need a whitelist based filter, you could use split your string into an array of words, and then use the array_filter function:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.preg-split.php
http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-filter.php
using something similar to:
$whitelist = ['good', 'neat', 'stuff'];
$tokens = preg_split("/[\s,]+/", $yourString);
$filtered = array_filter($tokens, function ($item) {
return in_array($token, $whitelist);
});
$finalString = implode(' ', $filtered);
Yes you can write a function in this case it receives an array as parameter, but if is static, you could save it on the function.
Also, this could work using a regex with preg_match, but i'll leave that for you.
Currently ignores case thanks to `strtolower', if you don't want to ignore the case, remove this function calls.
function printWhiteListedText($arrWhitelist, $str){
$auxStr = "";
foreach($arrWhitelist as $word){
if(strpos(strtolower($str), strtolower($word)) > -1){
$auxStr .= $word . ' ';
}
}
return trim($auxStr);
}
echo printWhiteListedText(['Hello', 'world'], 'hello this world is great');
I have a string with a large list with items named as follows:
str = "f05cmdi-test1-name1
f06dmdi-test2-name2";
So the first 4 characters are random characters. And I would like to have an output like this:
'mdi-test1-name1',
'mdi-test2-name2',
As you can see the first characters from the string needs to be replaced with a ' and every line needs to end with ',
How can I change the above string into the string below? I've tried for ours with 'strstr' and 'str_replace' but I can't get it working. It would save me a lot of time if I got it work.
Thanks for your help guys!
Here is a way to do the job:
$input = "f05cmdi-test1-name1
f05cmdi-test2-name2";
$result = preg_replace("/.{4}(\S+)/", "'$1',", $input);
echo $result;
Where \S stands for a NON space character.
EDIT : I deleted the above since the following method is better and more reliable and can be used for any possible combination of four characters.
So what do I do if there are a million different possibillites as starting characters ?
In your specific example I see that the only space is in between the full strings (full string = "f05cmdi-test1-name1" )
So:
str = "f05cmdi-test1-name1 f06dmdi-test2-name2";
$result_array = [];
// Split at the spaces
$result = explode(" ", $str);
foreach($result as $item) {
// If four random chars take string after the first four random chars
$item = substr($item, 5);
$result_array = array_push($result_arrray, $item);
}
Resulting in:
$result_array = [
"mdi-test1-name1",
"mdi-test2-name2",
"....."
];
IF you would like a single string in the style of :
"'mdi-test1-name1','mdi-test2-name2','...'"
Then you can simply do the following:
$result_final = "'" . implode("','" , $result_array) . "'";
This is doable in a rather simple regex pattern
<?php
$str = "f05cmdi-test1-name1
f05cmdi-test2-name2";
$str = preg_replace("~[a-z0-9]{1,4}mdi-test([0-9]+-[a-z0-9]+)~", "'mdi-test\\1',", $str);
echo $str;
Alter to your more specific needs
i need some help. how to count the length of each word in the text file using PHP.
for example. there is the test.txt. and the contain is " hello everyone, i need some help."
how to output the text and then count the length of each word,like:
array
hello => 5
everyone => 8
i => 1
need => 4
some => 4
help => 4
i just start to learn php. so please explain the detail about the code what you write.
many thanks
This should work
$text = file_get_contents('text.txt'); // $text = 'hello everyone, i need some help.';
$words = str_word_count($text, 1);
$wordsLength = array_map(
function($word) { return mb_strlen($word, 'UTF-8'); },
$words
);
var_dump(array_combine($words, $wordsLength));
For more informations about str_word_count and its parameters see http://php.net/manual/en/function.str-word-count.php
Basically, everything is well described on php.net. The function array_map walks through given array and applies given (eg. anonymous) function on every item in that array. The function array_combine creates an array by using one array for keys and another for its values.
this is working
$stringFind="hello everyone, i need some help";
$file=file_get_contents("content.txt");/*put your file path */
$isPresent=strpos($file,$stringFind);
if($isPresent==true){
$countWord=explode(" ",$stringFind);
foreach($countWord as $val){
echo $val ." => ".strlen($val)."<br />";
}
}else{
echo "Not Found";
}
If you don't need to process the words' length later, try this:
// Get file contents
$text = file_get_contents('path/to/file.txt');
// break text to array of words
$words = str_word_count($text, 1);
// display text
echo $text, '<br><br>';
// and every word with it's length
foreach ($words as $word) {
echo $word, ' => ', mb_strlen($word), '<br>';
}
But be noticed, that str_word_count() function has many issues with UTF-8 string (f.e. Polish, Czech and similar characters). If you need those, then I suggest filtering out commas, dots and other non-word characters and using explode() to get $words array.
Consider the following array which holds all US stock tickers, ordered by length:
$tickers = array('AAPL', 'AA', 'BRK.A', 'BRK.B', 'BAE', 'BA'); // etc...
I want to check a string for all possible matches. Tickers are written with or without a "$" concatenated to the front:
$string = "Check out $AAPL and BRK.A, BA and BAE.B - all going up!";
All tickers are to be labeled like: {TICKER:XX}. The expected output would be:
Check out {TICKER:AAPL} and {TICKER:BRK.A} and BAE.B - all going up!
So tickers should be checked against the $tickers array and matched both if they are followed by a space or a comma. Until now, I have been using the following:
preg_replace('/\$([a-zA-Z.]+)/', ' {TICKER:$1} ', $string);
so I didn't have to check against the $tickers array. It was assumed that all tickers started with "$", but this only appears to be the convention in about 80% of the cases. Hence, the need for an updated filter.
My question being: is there a simple way to adjust the regex to comply with the new requirement or do I need to write a new function, as I was planning first:
function match_tickers($string) {
foreach ($tickers as $ticker) {
// preg_replace with $
// preg_replace without $
}
}
Or can this be done in one go?
Just make the leading dollar sign optional, using ? (zero or 1 matches). Then you can check for legal trailing characters using the same technique. A better way to go about it would be to explode your input string and check/replace each substring against the ticker collection, then reconstruct the input string.
function match_tickers($string) {
$aray = explode( " ", $string );
foreach ($aray as $word) {
// extract any ticker symbol
$symbol = preg_replace( '/^\$?([A-Za-z]?\.?[A-Za-z])\W*$/', '$1', $word );
if (in_array($symbol,$tickers)) { // symbol, replace it
array_push( $replacements, preg_replace( '/^\$?([A-Za-z]?\.?[A-Za-z])(\W*)$/', '{TICKER:$1}$2', $word ) );
}
else { // not a symbol, just output it normally
array_push( $replacements, $word );
}
}
return implode( " ", $replacements );
}
I think just a slight change to your regex should do the trick:
\$?([a-zA-Z.]+)
i added "?" in front of the "$", which means that it can appear 0 or 1 times
You can use a single foreach loop on your array to replace the ticker items in your string.
$tickers = array('AAPL', 'AA', 'BRK.A', 'BRK.B', 'BAE', 'BA');
$string = 'Check out $AAPL and BRK.A, BA and BAE.B - all going up!';
foreach ($tickers as $ticker) {
$string = preg_replace('/(\$?)\b('.$ticker.')\b(?!\.[A-Z])/', '{TICKER:$2}', $string);
}
echo $string;
will output
Check out {TICKER:AAPL} and {TICKER:BRK.A}, {TICKER:BA} and BAE.B -
all going up!
Adding ? after the $ sign will also accept words, i.e. 'out'
preg_replace accepts array as a pattern, so if you change your $tickers array to:
$tickers = array('/AAPL/', '/AA/', '/BRK.A/', '/BRK.B/', '/BAE/', '/BA/');
then this should do the trick:
preg_replace($tickers, ' {TICKER:$1} ', $string);
This is according to http://php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace.php