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If I have a string like this:

Anne Somebody <[email protected]>, John Smith <[email protected]>, bob Someoneelse <[email protected]>

is there a simple way of extracting the emails? I can do the explode and trim so I am really asking how to handle the

John Smith <[email protected]>

in a reliable way. To be left with [email protected]

 

Thanks,

 

Regular Expressions.

 

<?php

$str = 'Anne Somebody <[email protected]>, John Smith <[email protected]>, bob Someoneelse <[email protected]>';

preg_match_all( '/<([^>]++)>/', $str, $matches );

print_r( $matches );

?>

 

Returns

 

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [0] => <[email protected]>
            [1] => <[email protected]>
            [2] => <[email protected]>
        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [0] => [email protected]
            [1] => [email protected]
            [2] => [email protected]
        )

)

 

The RegEx finds a <, then matches any character that isn't a >, then matches a >. The brackets capture sub-results.

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