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{ | '''$regsub([name], text, re, subtext, %var)''' | ||
Performs a regular expression match, like [[$regex|$regex()]], and then performs a substitution using subtext.<br /> | |||
Returns N, the number of substitutions made, and assigns the result to %var. | |||
Example: | |||
alias testing { | |||
var %num_of_matches = $regsub(a dog was eating milk,/dog/g,cat,%new_content) | |||
;%num_of_matches will have a value of 1, since 'dog' was matched once | |||
;%new_content will be 'a cat was eating milk' | |||
} | |||
[[Category:Regular_Expression]] | [[Category:Regular_Expression]] | ||
[[Category:Identifiers]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:26, 12 July 2013
$regsub([name], text, re, subtext, %var)
Performs a regular expression match, like $regex(), and then performs a substitution using subtext.
Returns N, the number of substitutions made, and assigns the result to %var.
Example:
alias testing {
var %num_of_matches = $regsub(a dog was eating milk,/dog/g,cat,%new_content)
;%num_of_matches will have a value of 1, since 'dog' was matched once
;%new_content will be 'a cat was eating milk'
}