function basename(path) { // Normalize the path by replacing backslashes with forward slashes path = path.replace(/\\/g, ‘/’); // Get the last part of the path after the last slash var lastIndex = path.lastIndexOf(‘/’); var filename = path.substr(lastIndex + 1); // Return...
可以使用一些PCRE修饰符, 包括'e'(PREG_REPLACE_EVAL), 可以为这个函数指定. replacement 用于替换的字符串或字符串数组. 如果这个参数是一个字符串, 并且pattern 是一个数组, 那么所有的模式都使用这个字符串进行替换. 如果pattern和replacement 都是数组, 每个pattern使用replacement中对应的 元素进行替换. 如果re...
including the use of str_replace() to remove the preg_replace added slash-quote. However, this suggestion is applied to the entire text AFTER the preg_match. This isn't a robust solution in that it is conceivable that the text unaffected ...
$path=preg_replace('/(\/){2,}|(\\\){1,}/','/',$path);//only forward-slash $dirs=explode("/",$path); $path="\\\".$server."/"; $i=0; foreach ($dirsAS$element) { $path.=$element."/"; if(!is_dir($path) &&$i!=0) { if...
/* check if last backslash is more far away in filename */ if (strrpos($strScript, "<A href='file://\\")>$intLastSlash'>\\")>$intLastSlash</A>) { /* if so, use the backslash position instead */ $intLastSlash = strrpos($strScript, "\\"); } ...
The delimiter can be any character that is not a letter, number, backslash or space. The most common delimiter is the forward slash (/), but when your pattern contains forward slashes it is convenient to choose other delimiters such as # or ~....
By default, the HTTP client encodes the request parameters and body into an ASCII format. For example, a slash character in your request parameter will be sent as%2F. You can disable encoding to send the request as it is. Before the request, add a comment line with the@no-auto-encoding...
Someother string functions may need familiar with: intstrlen ( string $string ) stringstrtr ( string $str, string $from, string $to ) stringstrtr ( string $str, array $replace_pairs ) intstrcmp ( string $str1, string $str2 )
replace(new RegExp(/\//gi),“\\”); worked to make forward slash and backward slash when couched into the script. I too have been looking at the example you cite at w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_replace.asp w3schools and i also was not able to make the backslash work in that string....
On Windows, both slash (/) and backslash (\) are used as directory separator character. In other environments, it is the forward slash (/). (this explain is from basename() function part https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.basename.php)example:<?php$path = "https://urvidutta.com...