i studying javascript , stumbled upon problem. there way can specify replace words if there perfect match? thank in advance.
ps: thought 'g' fix problem did half-way.
var text = "isabella moving new york in march"; var words = ["is","in"]; var combine = new regexp(words.join("|"),"g"); text = text.replace(combine,"replace"); console.log(text);
you can wrap joined words in group (preferably non-capturing) , surround groub word boundaries \b
regexp this:
/\b(?:word1|word2|...|wordn)\b/g
change:
var combine = new regexp("\\b(?:" + words.join("|") + ")\\b", "g"); // ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^
example:
var text = "isabella moving new york in march"; var words = ["is","in"]; var combine = new regexp("\\b(?:" + words.join("|") + ")\\b","g"); text = text.replace(combine," replace "); console.log(text);
note: g
modifier mean global (mean replace not first matches)
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