I have a text like that :
# GEMEL Eclipse: ,frank,jean accueil: ,eclipse,alex accueil: eclipse,truc
I want to delete the ,
in front of frank or eclipse
, it can be any word.
My idea is to check if with have a comma before Eclipse:, or accueil: and if with have one then we delete only the comma to have :
# GEMEL Eclipse: frank,jean accueil: eclipse,alex accueil: eclipse,truc
But how can we delete just one commat if she exist ?
I creat the line with :
if($fd = file($filename)){ //1- on recupere les données transmise $data = fgets(STDIN); $chaine2 = explode(",", $data); $chaine = $chaine2[0]; $user = ",".$chaine2[1]."n"; //var_dump($fd); foreach ($fd as $key => $value) { if(preg_match('/'.$chaine.'/', $value)){ $fd[$key] = rtrim($value, "nr").$user; } } file_put_contents($filename, $fd); }
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Answer
$data = file_get_contents($filename); $data = preg_replace('/(:s*),/', '$1', $data); file_put_contents($filename, $data);
The regular expression matches everything from the :
to the ,
. The parenthesized group matches the part of that before the comma. So we replace it with $
so that we keep everything except the comma.