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Moving RexExp search to its own heading
I wanted to create a heading ("Search Using a Regular Expression") for this. Is `~~~~` the lowest level already? If yes, I'd suggest to drop the "Method Reference" heading, and promote all included "Methods to..." headings one level.
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// checks if the string contents are exactly the same as the given contents
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u('foo')->equalsTo('foo'); // true
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// checks if the string content match the given regular expression
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u('avatar-73647.png')->match('/avatar-(\d+)\.png/');
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// result = ['avatar-73647.png', '73647']
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// checks if the string contains any of the other given strings
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u('aeiou')->containsAny('a'); // true
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u('aeiou')->containsAny(['ab', 'efg']); // false
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The ``containsAny()`` method was introduced in Symfony 5.1.
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::
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You can use ``match()`` to search with a Regular Expression::
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u('avatar-73647.png')->match('/avatar-(\d+)\.png/');
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// result = ['avatar-73647.png', '73647']
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By default, PHP's ``preg_match()`` is used, and you can pass search flags as second argument::
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$string->match('/(a)(b)/', \PREG_UNMATCHED_AS_NULL);
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When passing ``\PREG_PATTERN_ORDER`` or ``\PREG_SET_ORDER``, PHP's ``preg_match_all()`` is used.
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Multiple flags can be set with the `|` operator::
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$string->match('/(a)(b)/', \PREG_PATTERN_ORDER|\PREG_UNMATCHED_AS_NULL);
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Methods to Join, Split, Truncate and Reverse
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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