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I have names like this:

$str = 'JAMES "JIMMY" SMITH'

I run strtolower, then ucwords, which returns this:

$proper_str = 'James "jimmy" Smith'

I'd like to capitalize the second letter of words in which the first letter is a double quote. Here's the regexp. It appears strtoupper is not working - the regexp simply returns the unchanged original expression.

$proper_str = preg_replace('/"([a-z])/',strtoupper('$1'),$proper_str);

Any clues? Thanks!!

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Probably the best way to do this is using preg_replace_callback():

$str = 'JAMES "JIMMY" SMITH';
echo preg_replace_callback('![a-z]!', 'upper', strtolower($str));

function upper($matches) {
  return strtoupper($matches[0]);
}

You can use the e (eval) flag on preg_replace() but I generally advise against it. Particularly when dealing with external input, it's potentially extremely dangerous.


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