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Regular Expressions and the Position of /_PHP Tutorial
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[php]
define('DEDEADMIN', preg_replace("/[\/]{1,}/", '/', dirname(__FILE__) ) );
Note that the first in [\/] is actually an independent text character, and / means escaping the meaning of / into an ordinary text character
If you replace the content in the regular expression [] with [/] or [/\], it will not work. An error will be reported.
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