chewdoggie
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Hello All,
I have some strings that look like this "%sometext%" (w/o quotes) and I need to reformat it as "$sometext". Currently, my solution is clunky. Lots of IndexOf tests, splitting strings, looping and whatnot.
I was thinking that there must be a better way to accomplish the same via a Regex.
Some examples of what the strings might look like:
a) "%sometext%" which should look like "$sometext"
b) "Some other text that %looks%\\%like% this" which should look like "Some other text that $looks\\$like this"
c) "Some other text that %looks%%like%%this%" which should look like "Some other text that $looks$like$this"
Any help from some Regex gurus would be appreciated.
Thanks !
Chew
I have some strings that look like this "%sometext%" (w/o quotes) and I need to reformat it as "$sometext". Currently, my solution is clunky. Lots of IndexOf tests, splitting strings, looping and whatnot.
I was thinking that there must be a better way to accomplish the same via a Regex.
Some examples of what the strings might look like:
a) "%sometext%" which should look like "$sometext"
b) "Some other text that %looks%\\%like% this" which should look like "Some other text that $looks\\$like this"
c) "Some other text that %looks%%like%%this%" which should look like "Some other text that $looks$like$this"
Any help from some Regex gurus would be appreciated.
Thanks !
Chew