How to replace a string with given pattern?

Ruby
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I want to replace a string with the new value on a given regular
pattern. For example:

“Hello”.replace("/H/", “h”) #=> hello

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2008/9/1 Zhao Yi [email protected]:

I want to replace a string with the new value on a given regular
pattern. For example:

“Hello”.replace(“/H/”, “h”) #=> hello

Please look it up in the docs

http://www.ruby-doc.org/

Cheers

robert

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On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Zhao Yi [email protected] wrote:

I want to replace a string with the new value on a given regular
pattern. For example:

“Hello”.replace(“/H/”, “h”) #=> hello

You can use String#sub[1] to replace one occurance:
“HHello”.sub(/H/, “h”) #=> “hHello”

or gsub[2] to replace all:
“HHello”.gsub(/H/, “h”)

[1] gsub (String) - APIdock
[2] gsub (String) - APIdock

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Thomas W. wrote:

On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Zhao Yi [email protected] wrote:

I want to replace a string with the new value on a given regular
pattern. For example:

“Hello”.replace(“/H/”, “h”) #=> hello

You can use String#sub[1] to replace one occurance:
“HHello”.sub(/H/, “h”) #=> “hHello”

or gsub[2] to replace all:
“HHello”.gsub(/H/, “h”)

[1] gsub (String) - APIdock
[2] gsub (String) - APIdock

ok thanks.

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Zhao Yi wrote:

I want to replace a string with the new value on a given regular
pattern. For example:

“Hello”.replace("/H/", “h”) Â #=> hello

String#gsub (which is in the docs, btw)

HTH,
Sebastian