$$replace

Search and replaces a substring in the given input

Usage

{ 
  "$$replace": /* undefined */,
  "find": /* string */,
  "replacement": "" /* string */,
  "type": "STRING" /* or FIRST / REGEX / REGEX-FIRST */,
  "from": 0 /* integer */
}

"$$replace(<find>,[replacement],[type],[from]):{input}"

note

Concrete values in the usage example are default values.

Returns

string

Arguments

Argument	Type	Values	Required / Default Value	Description
Primary	string		Yes
find	string		Yes	Value to search in input string (depends on type, if set to REGEX, should be a regular expression)
replacement	string		""	Value to replace each match (or only first if type is REGEX-FIRST), when using regular expression can use group matches (e.g. $1) (Note: to escape $ if starting with it)
type	enum	STRING/ FIRST/REGEX/REGEX-FIRST	STRING	Matching type
from	integer		0	At what index in the string the search should start from

Examples

Input

Definition

Output

"hello"

"$$replace:$"

"hello"

Test

"hello"

"$$replace(l):$"

"heo"

Test

"hello"

"$$replace(l,x):$"

"hexxo"

Test

"hello"

"$$replace(l,x,FIRST):$"

"hexlo"

Test

"hello"

"$$replace(l,x,FIRST,3):$"

"helxo"

Test

"hello"

"$$replace([le],x,REGEX):$"

"hxxxo"

Test

"hello"

"$$replace([le],x,REGEX,2):$"

"hexxo"

Test

"hello"

"$$replace([le],x,REGEX-FIRST):$"

"hxllo"

Test

"hello"

"$$replace([le],x,REGEX-FIRST,2):$"

"hexlo"

Test