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SREP$(<A$>[,<X>],<B$>,<C$>) | |||
The '''SRep$''' [[internal function]] or '''string replace''' returns A$ with changes. Each substring in A$, from position X on, that matches B$, is replaced by C$. If X is omitted, the search for the match begins at the first character of A$. | The '''SRep$''' [[internal function]] or '''string replace''' returns A$ with changes. Each substring in A$, from position X on, that matches B$, is replaced by C$. If X is omitted, the search for the match begins at the first character of A$. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:13, 22 May 2014
SREP$(<A$>[,<X>],<B$>,<C$>)
The SRep$ internal function or string replace returns A$ with changes. Each substring in A$, from position X on, that matches B$, is replaced by C$. If X is omitted, the search for the match begins at the first character of A$.
Comments and Examples
00010 let A$="Wow, that fish was that big." 00020 let B$="that" 00030 let C$="this" 00040 print SRep$(A$,B$,C$) 00050 print SRep$(A$,7,B$,C$)
The above program will print:
Wow, this fish was this big. Wow, that fish was this big.