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How can I use PHP to trim all white space up to "poo" and all white space afterwards? I would like to turn this: <code><div class="b-line"></div> \t \n\n\n \t \n poo <lol> n \n \n \t </code> In to this: <code><div class="b-line"></div>poo <lol> n</code> This part will always be at the start of the string: <code><div class="b-line"></div> Thanks Edit: Sorry I should explain that the whole of the above is in a string and I only want to trim the whitespace immediately after <code><div class="b-line"></div> and immediately before </code> I think this lookahead and lookbehind based regex will work

(Limitations: System; ONLY) I want to be able to split a string into an array and remove the spaces, I have this currently: string[] split = converText.Split(',').Select(p => p.Trim()).ToArray(); EDIT: Also .ToArray cant be used apparently. But the problem is, I can't use anything other then core system methods. So how can i trim spaces from a split or array without using .select or other non core ways. Thanks! string[] split = convertText.Split(new[]{',',' '}, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries); by adding a space to your split criteria, it will get rid of them when you have

I'm using array_map to trim all my array values but I need to pass a third parameter because I need to more than just trim whitespaces so I'm passing in a third parameter. Basically I want to trim all array values of whitespaces, single quotes, and double quotes. I have a utility class where I created the function and it looks like this: public function convertToArray($string, $trim = false) { $split = explode(",", $string); if($trim) { $split = array_map("trim", $split, array(" '\"")); } return $split; } Somehow I can't make this work though. I can still see double quotes in the result even

I have checked quite a few suggestions re trimming leading & trailing whitespace in vba (excel, incidentally). I have found this solution, but it also trims å ä ö (also caps) and I am too weak in regex to see why: Function MultilineTrim (Byval TextData) Dim textRegExp Set textRegExp = new regexp textRegExp.Pattern = "\s{0,}(\S{1}[\s,\S]*\S{1})\s{0,}" textRegExp.Global = False textRegExp.IgnoreCase = True textRegExp.Multiline = True If textRegExp.Test (TextData) Then MultilineTrim = textRegExp.Replace (TextData, "$1") Else MultilineTrim = "" End If End Function (this is from an answer here at

I have a file in the csv format with a first column of data that represents item code optionally ended with "UNIUNI" or mixed case of these chars, loaded by means of a barcode reader. I need to trim away the last "UNI" s. In Rust I tried to write with partial success a function essentially like this: fn main() { // Ok: from "9846UNIUNI" to "9846" println!("{}", read_csv_rilev("9846UNIUNI".to_string())); // Wrong: from "9846uniuni" to "9846" println!("{}", read_csv_rilev("9846uniuni".to_string())); } fn read_csv_rilev(code: String) -> String { code //.to_uppercase() /*Unstable feature in Rust 1

My code (stripped down to what I think is relevant for this question) is PROGRAM test IMPLICIT NONE CHARACTER(len=37) input CHARACTER(len=:), allocatable :: input_trim WRITE(*,*) 'Filename?' READ(*,*) input ALLOCATE(character(len=LEN(TRIM(input))) :: input_trim) input_trim=trim(input) . . . END PROGRAM test It works fine with Intel's Fortran compiler, however gfortran gives me a couple of errors, the first one being in the line saying CHARACTER(len=:), allocatable :: input_trim I'm not sure which compiler is 'right' regarding the Fortran standard. Plus I don't know how to achieve what I need