I have got a string in PHP.
(check_nt!USEDDISKSPACE!-l g -w 90 -c 95)
I want to split the string at the first ! (between check_nt and USEDDISKSPACE) into two arrays.
I thought to use strpos to get the position of the first sign.
I don´t know how to split the string at the numeric position I get from strpos as return value.
I assume that you use PHP, so consider substr in addition to strpos:
$str = "(check_nt!USEDDISKSPACE!-l g -w 90 -c 95)";
$pos = strpos($str, "!");
$a = substr($str, 0, $pos); // $a = "(check_nt"
$b = substr($str, $pos + 1); // $b = "USEDDISKSPACE!-l g -w 90 -c 95)"
Other approach using explode:
$str = "(check_nt!USEDDISKSPACE!-l g -w 90 -c 95)";
$arr = explode("!", $str, 2); // $arr[0] = "(check_nt"
// $arr[1] = "USEDDISKSPACE!-l g -w 90 -c 95)"
Note that both approaches remove the ! to split at.
Use the following regular expression:
^(\([^!]+)([ -~]+)$
This will give you:
Grp 1. `(check_nt` Grp 2. `!USEDDISKSPACE!-l g -w 90 -c 95)`
Use regular expressions:
/^.*!/
will match to the first part of the string, while
/!.*$/
to the second part. But the implementation depends on the language you use.
