Replace??

[The Hobo]

I have this code:

$fcode = str_replace(" ( ", "(", $fcode);
$fcode = str_replace(" ) ", ")", $fcode);
$fcode = str_replace(" . ", ".", $fcode);
$fcode = str_replace(" ' ", "'", $fcode);
$fcode = str_replace(" , ", ",", $fcode); 

I don't think str_replace accepts multi-deliminators, but what about others like preg_replace, or ereg_replace? Do any of these do this? And what would the syntax look like?

I'm looking for soemthing like:

$fcode = _replace(" ( \ ) \ . \ ' \ , \", "(\)\.\'\,\", $fcode);

Is there anything like this?

[nabeels786]

this is from php.net

preg_replace vs. str_replace.
str_replace is about 25% faster on a single match in a short string, and
gets increasingly faster as the number of matches increases. (It hits 38%
on the second match...) Whole-script times for 10000 matches in a loop
only showed 14% differences in runtime: if you're running a script that
does ONE match as a test, you'll see absolutely no difference in runtime

[The Hobo]

I don't think that helps me...

[scoutt]

leave it like you have it.

[nabeels786]

thats what i was going for

[The Hobo]

Ah, I gotcha now. I just thought there might have been a way to do it without so many lines.

Thanks for the assistance.

[nabeels786]

no prob