Quick Question!!

So here's the deal.
I have a string that looks like this:

$str = 'me:foo bar foo bar foo bar foo bar <*fancy*delimiter*>
          you:bar foo bar foo bar foo <*fancy*delimiter*> 
          me:foo bar foo bar foo bar foo bar <*fancy*delimiter*>
          you:bar foo bar foo bar foo <*fancy*delimiter*>
          me:foo bar foo bar foo bar foo bar <*fancy*delimiter*>
          you:bar foo bar foo bar foo <*fancy*delimiter*> ';

PHP:

And all I need to do, is pull out the last string after the delimiter... the you:bar foo bar foo bar goo...
Can I use a negative limit on explode()?

 

Sure you can use negative values (the last time I checked!!)

 

Yeah, no kidding. The real issue is, that wont work. Because when you use a negative limit, all you do is drop the last piece. So I need to drop everything else except the last piece.

Maybe I could explode it all, go to the last result of the array, and then use substr()?

 

Nevermind. I can use array_pop to get it, and then substr to get what I need out of it.

 

Can you just trim the string and do a regex search for "delimiter(.*)delimiter$"?