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Hi guys
I just trying to do some string matching and I want to use boyer-moor algorithm. What I am doing is, read a file from fopen() and searching counting the word "table" in the file.Can any one let me know a palce where a php implementation of boyer-moor algorithm can be located.
Cheers
nishantha
I just trying to do some string matching and I want to use boyer-moor algorithm. What I am doing is, read a file from fopen() and searching counting the word "table" in the file.Can any one let me know a palce where a php implementation of boyer-moor algorithm can be located.
Cheers
nishantha
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Hi nishanthaMe,
this is a last-hope advice.
I found on Wikipedia that Wikipedia itself uses this algorithm:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boyer%E...arch_algorithm
So you could download Wikipedia source code and find it in there.
this is a last-hope advice.
I found on Wikipedia that Wikipedia itself uses this algorithm:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boyer%E...arch_algorithm
So you could download Wikipedia source code and find it in there.
Petr 'PePa' Pavel
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