preg_match type split

[Captain Paralytic]

I have the following string in a variable:

'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return false;">James T Kirk\074/
a>',
'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return false;">thecaptain\074/a>',
'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return
false;">[email protected]\074/a>'


(there are 3 newlines in there).
Is there a simple (possibly regex?) way to split this out to an array
to end
up like:


elem[0] = 64
elem[1] = 'James T Kirk'
elem[2] = 'thecaptain'
elem[3]= '(e-mail address removed)'


TIA

 

[Evertjan.]

Captain Paralytic wrote on 05 mrt 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

I have the following string in a variable:

'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return false;">James T Kirk\074/
a>',
'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return false;">thecaptain\074/a>',
'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return
false;">[email protected]\074/a>'


(there are 3 newlines in there).
Is there a simple (possibly regex?) way to split this out to an array
to end
up like:


elem[0] = 64
elem[1] = 'James T Kirk'
elem[2] = 'thecaptain'
elem[3]= '(e-mail address removed)'

Yes, there is.

What javascript did you try yet?

Is this a [school] assignment?

 

[Evertjan.]

Evertjan. wrote on 05 mrt 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

Captain Paralytic wrote on 05 mrt 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

I have the following string in a variable:

'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return false;">James T Kirk\074/
a>',
'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return false;">thecaptain\074/a>',
'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return
false;">[email protected]\074/a>'


(there are 3 newlines in there).
Is there a simple (possibly regex?) way to split this out to an array
to end
up like:


elem[0] = 64
elem[1] = 'James T Kirk'
elem[2] = 'thecaptain'
elem[3]= '(e-mail address removed)'

Yes, there is.

What javascript did you try yet?

Is this a [school] assignment?

<script type='text/javascript'>

var elem = [];
var s =
"'\\074a href=\"\" onClick=\"pl_go(64);"+
"return false;\">James T Kirk\\074/a>/n',"+
"'\\074a href=\"\" onClick=\"pl_go(64);"+
"return false;\">thecaptain\\074/a>/n',"+
"'\\074a href=\"\" onClick=\"pl_go(64);"+
"return false;\">[email protected]\\074/a>/n'";


elem[0] = s.match(/pl_go\([^\)]*/)[0].replace(/pl_go\(/,'');

r = s.match(/">([^\\]*)/g);
for (var i=0;i<r.length;i++)
elem[i+1] = r.replace(/">/,'');

for (i=0;i<elem.length;i++)
document.write("elem["+i+"] = "+elem+"<br>");

</script>

 

[Captain Paralytic]

Captain Paralytic wrote on 05 mrt 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

I have the following string in a variable:

'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return false;">James T Kirk\074/
a>',
'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return false;">thecaptain\074/a>',
'\074a href="" onClick="pl_go(64);return
false;">[email protected]\074/a>'

(there are 3 newlines in there).
Is there a simple (possibly regex?) way to split this out to an array
to end
up like:

elem[0] = 64
elem[1] = 'James T Kirk'
elem[2] = 'thecaptain'
elem[3]= '(e-mail address removed)'

Yes, there is.

What javascript did you try yet?

Is this a [school] assignment?

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Evertjan.
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It's not a school assignment, just a guy who knows php better than JS.

I was hoping there'd be a slick way to parse this.