I'm going mad about this. Now, i've got the following text:
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Let's see a very simple class sample
<?
class CTest
{
var $variable1; //Propiedad
function DoThing() //Método
{
echo "esto es una prueba de clase";
echo "una clase es mejor que nada";
}
}
?>
And this was the sample
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I'm using preg_replace() to replace the PHP code qith the result of doing a highlight_string() to it. So i use this code:
preg_replace("/(.)(<\?.?\?>)(.*)/imse","'\1'.highlight_string('\2').'\3'",$text);
It ouputs this:
<?
class CTest
{
var $variable1; //Propiedad
function DoThing() //Método
{
echo 'esto es una prueba de clase';
echo 'una clase es mejor que nada';
}
}
?>
In colored code, as you might see.
and the weirdest of all: when i use this code:
preg_replace("/(.)(<\?.?\?>)(.*)/imse","''.highlight_string('\1').''.highlight_string('\2').''.highlight_string('\3').''",$text);
It recognizes the \1 and \3 strings!!!!
Why can't i use then
preg_replace("/(.)(<\?.?\?>)(.*)/imse","''.strtolower('\1').''.highlight_string('\2').''.strtolower('\3').''",$text]);
or even a simpler
preg_replace("/(.)(<\?.?\?>)(.*)/imse","'\1'.highlight_string('\2').'\3'",$text);
I'm trying to separate the code from the rest of strings, as you might see.
Can anyone help me? I got this far, and i feel it's a very silly thing, but i can't seem to be able to get it.
Any ideas?
