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I see some data format like \x{ff41} in my regex patterns. I know how to use it via some examples but don’t know what it means in PHP.And now I need to figure out whether a character is included by a sequence with range like \x{FF10}-\x{FF19} .Help would be highly appreciated!
These are Unicode-Characters (you’re probably using the /u parameter). If you want to look up which symbol your “code” stands for, you can use http://unicode.org/charts/ (there is an input-field on the top).
You’ll find the information you need on this particular example in
http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/UFF00.pdf