I want to split a string on the first capital letter in a group. For example, FooBARBaz should become Foo BAR Baz. I’ve come up with: Can anyone suggest a cleaner solution? Answer A simple regex like /([A-Z][a-z]+)/g already does it … the trick is the capture group which gets preserved when being used with the split method. Thus one
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How to get textContent including childNodes?
I have some plain text content in paragraphs inside a <main> HTML element. the paragraphs are separated by new lines (n), not in <p> tags, and I would like to automatically wrap them in <p> tags using JavaScript. Example content: Inside of <main> there may be <img> elements. I want the script to watch for these and leave them untouched.
Why does using a String.split(regex) include an empty string at the beginning of resulting array?
I have a string data that is a numbered list (e.g. “1.Line 1n2. Line 2nLine 2 Continuedn3. Line 3”) I tried making a regex that splits the string into [“Line 1n”, “Line 2nLine 2 Continuedn”, “Line 3”] and I made this regex const reg = /d+./gm. When I use the following regex via data.split(reg), I do see the elements in
Split URL that contains more than one comma javascript
Basically I try to split a string of URL that contains more than one Comma, but the result turns out to be like this: Here is my code, is there a way to fix it…. URL Before splitted: Answer Since we know the url starts with https:// we can check each segment for it and build up url accordingly:
How to remove space followed by a comma in comma separated array in Angular Split method?
I have a comma separated string value. And using split() method, I’m converting it to a array. But in some cases if user put space after a comma, it will create an extra space between word. Please refer to the code and the image . .html .ts Answer You could do something like the following:
Why is the split() method approx. 2x slower when the result is pushed to an array?
Consider the following code snippet: The output of this code is something like: Time needed: 2664ms. However, with the line // result.push(words); uncommented, the output is something like: Time needed: 4991ms. That’s approx. 2x slower (note that I’m measuring only the time needed by split(), but not push()). Can someone explain me why? Answer performance.now() does not have the necessary
how to split a string with anything that is not a number
string input: “12 apples, 3 oranges, 10 grapes” solution: let arr= inputString.split(” “); issue to solve: how would I go about splitting with anything that isn’t a number? string examples: no spaces 12apples,3oranges,10grapes numbers that are inside () there are some (12) digits 5566 in this 770 string 239 (i want only 12, 5566, 770, 239) string of numbers having
Split String and insert it in different input
can you please help me how to split a string in an input and insert those split strings into different inputs? I already tried some codes that I found here but it still didn’t work. I actually want to store the string in that 2 different inputs (those not hidden) after exectuting the functions This is the source code: Answer
Regex to split a string into args without breaking the quoted text
I want to take all words from a string and convert them into an array, but i don’t want to break sentences that are enclosed in quotes My code: What do I need as a result: Answer One simple approach would be to use string match() along with the regex pattern “.*?”|w+. This pattern will eagerly first try to find
Javascript RegEx to match all whitespaces except between special characters
I need a regEx to match all whitespaces except those inside @ signs to make a correct split. I have this string: With the split I need the following array (with or without @ in 3rd element): With a simple split(” “) I get this: Thank you for your help. Answer You can use See the regex demo. The (?:@[^@]*@|S)+