Revisions to Replace part of a string with another string

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edited Jun 12, 2020 at 14:04

With C++11 you can use std::regex like so:

 #include <regex>  ...  std::string string("hello $name");  string = std::regex_replace(string, std::regex("\\$name"), "Somename");

The double backslash is required for escaping an escape character.

With C++11 you can use std::regex like so:

 #include <regex>  ...  std::string string("hello $name");  string = std::regex_replace(string, std::regex("\\$name"), "Somename");

The double backslash is required for escaping an escape character.

With C++11 you can use std::regex like so:

#include <regex> ... std::string string("hello $name"); string = std::regex_replace(string, std::regex("\\$name"), "Somename");

The double backslash is required for escaping an escape character.

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edited Aug 28, 2019 at 16:56

With C++11 you can use std::regex like so:

 #include <regex> ... std::string string("hello $name"); string = std::regex_replace(string, std::regex("\\$name"), "Somename");

The double backslash is required for escaping an escape character.

With C++11 you can use std::regex like so:

 std::string string("hello $name"); string = std::regex_replace(string, std::regex("\\$name"), "Somename");

The double backslash is required for escaping an escape character.

With C++11 you can use std::regex like so:

 #include <regex> ... std::string string("hello $name"); string = std::regex_replace(string, std::regex("\\$name"), "Somename");

The double backslash is required for escaping an escape character.

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edited Jul 25, 2015 at 13:24

With C++11 you can use std::regex like so:

 QStringstd::string string("hello $name"); string = std::regex_replace(string, std::regex("\\$name"), "Somename");

The double backslash is required for escaping an escape character.

With C++11 you can use std::regex like so:

 QString string("hello $name"); string = std::regex_replace(string, std::regex("\\$name"), "Somename");

The double backslash is required for escaping an escape character.

With C++11 you can use std::regex like so:

 std::string string("hello $name"); string = std::regex_replace(string, std::regex("\\$name"), "Somename");

The double backslash is required for escaping an escape character.

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edited Jul 23, 2015 at 19:03

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