@addison
To combine multiple regular expressions in PHP, you can use the |
(pipe) operator, which acts as an OR operator. Here's an example:
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$regex1 = '/pattern1/'; $regex2 = '/pattern2/'; $regex3 = '/pattern3/'; $combinedRegex = $regex1 . '|' . $regex2 . '|' . $regex3; // Alternatively, you can use the implode function to combine an array of regex patterns $regexArray = array($regex1, $regex2, $regex3); $combinedRegex = '/' . implode('|', $regexArray) . '/'; // Then, you can use the combined regex pattern in preg_match or preg_match_all functions if (preg_match($combinedRegex, $subject, $matches)) { // Do something with the matches } else { // No match found } |
In the above example, you can combine multiple regular expressions ($regex1
, $regex2
, $regex3
) using the |
operator. The resulting $combinedRegex
will match any of the patterns specified.