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− | + | * [[$replacex]] (and [[$replacexcs]]) to avoid replacing an already replaced substring. | |
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[[Category:Text_and_Number_Identifiers]] | [[Category:Text_and_Number_Identifiers]] |
Latest revision as of 10:06, 2 July 2007
Replaces any occurrence of substring in string with newstring.
$replace(string,substring,newstring,...)
You can also specify multiple replace parameters.
Note that if you have specified multiple replace parameter, it replaces one after another (see examples below). To avoid this, you can use $replacex.
$replacecs is the case-sensitive version of $replace.
Example
; at first set an example text. var %mytext = This is a test ; here we actually replace a substring var %mynewtext = $replace(%mytext,is,MOO) ; echo the new text to the active window echo -a %mynewtext
This example will echo ThMOO MOO a test, as all occurences of the substring is were replaced with MOO'.
var %mytext = This is a test var %mynewtext = $replace(%mytext,is,MOO,mo,foo) echo -a $replace(%mytext,is,MOO)
This on will echo ThfooO fooO a test as at first, all is were replaced with MOO and after that, all 'MO' were replaced with foo.
See Also
- $replacecs is case-sensitive version of $replace.
- $replacex (and $replacexcs) to avoid replacing an already replaced substring.