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Using JavaScript and I want to replace any text between @anytext@ with some text. I want to make it generic so I am thinking to make use of regular expression. How do I do it?
Example:replace(‘@hello@’,’Hi’)
Try this:
This will remove any sequences of
@ … @globally withHi.Edit Some explanation:
/…/is the regular expression literal syntax in JavaScript@[^@]+@describes any sequence of a literal@, followed by one or more (+quantifier) characters that is not a@(negated charcater class[^@]), followed by a literal@gflag in/…/gallows global matches; otherwise only the first match would be replaced