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I'm not sure what you mean? Can we have an example input with expected output?

 

Ok, here is an examlpe text:

 

Ôszintén mondom, mûködik.

 

And need to looks like this after change characters:

 

Őszintén mondom, működik.

 

There is no simple method for doing this with a single pattern, this is not really what Regex is designed for. The easiest option would be to use an array of patterns/replacements. Since the pattern and replacement are fixed however you might be as well to simple use str_replace with an array of patterns and replacements.

There is no simple method for doing this with a single pattern, this is not really what Regex is designed for. The easiest option would be to use an array of patterns/replacements. Since the pattern and replacement are fixed however you might be as well to simple use str_replace with an array of patterns and replacements.

 

So, this is the problem, that I dont know how can I do that - Ill try the simple str_replace ... but it dont work, but I don't know how can I do that with array ... :(

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