On 8/24/05, Daniel Michaeloff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I want to replace '%' with an expression in a string, except for escaped
> '%%' which should go to '%'.
>
> For example, replacing "%" with "PCNT":
>
> "a%b%%c%%%d%%%%e%%%%%f"
>
> should result in
>
> "aPCNTb%c%PCNTd%%e%%PCNTf"
>
> Is there a way to do this in one shot with Regex.Replace()?
You need to replace two different strings, so the simple overloads won't do it.
In DotLisp [Tested]:
(Regex:Replace "a%b%%c%%%d%%%%e%%%%%f"
"%%|%" (make-delegate MatchEvaluator. (m)
(if (== m.Value "%%")
"%"
"PCNT")))
VB.NET [Air code]:
Function PTest(ByVal m As Match) As String
If m.Value = "%%" Then
Return "%"
Else
Return "PCNT"
End If
End Function
...
Console:WriteLine(Regex.Replace("a%b%%c%%%d%%%%e%%%%%f", _
"%%|%", AddressOf(PTest)))
...
Regards,
Mark Hurd, B.Sc.(Ma.)(Hons.)
P.S. Gmail headers cause you to reply to me instead of the list -- be warned!
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