Thank you for your help.
Suppose you have a string in the following email address format:
Test <[email protected]>
I would like to get this string in PHP divided into the name part (for example, the "test" part) and the email address part (for example, the "[email protected]" part). Is there any good way?
After all, I guess I have to take it out with a regular expression.
I would appreciate it if you could give me some advice if there is any good way.
Thank you for your cooperation.
I ended up using the library because the regular expressions I answered before were not enough and it was difficult to use regular expressions.
After installing an extension called mailparse, it was easy to obtain by doing the following:
var_dump(mailparse_rfc822_parse_addresses('Test' <[email protected]>'));
Hello
without using regular expressions for reasons such as speed.
If you want to take something out of the string and you can predict the input value,
I often use explode.
$a="Test <[email protected]>";
$b =explode("<",$a);
echo$b[0].PHP_EOL;
echo str_replace(">", "", $b[1]).PHP_EOL;
I think regular expressions have better visibility in this case.
First of all, I wrote it in a regular expression.
However, there may be insufficient points.
If you notice anything, please let me know.
<?php
var_dump(separate_mail_address("\"Test\"<[email protected]>"));
// a function that divides names and e-mail addresses and returns them in an array
function separate_mail_address($address){
// see if a regular expression matches
if(preg_match("/^(.*?)<(.*?)>$/",$address,$matches)===1){
// extract the name of
$name = $matches[1];
// What to do when the name part is not empty?
if($name!==""){
// Remove trailing blanks because up to < is taken out as a single pattern
$name = rtrim($name, "");
// Double quotation is not available for the name part, so delete it.
$name = str_replace('", "", $name);
}
// extract the e-mail address portion of one's e-mail address
$address = $matches[2];
// set names and addresses in an array
$ret = array($name,$address);
// What to do when a regular expression does not match?
} else {
// array and set the addresses passed to
$ret = array($address);
}
// return the result
return$ret;
}
?>
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