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  • String Removal

    From Cyclops@SRBBS to All on Wed Apr 5 14:42:00 2006
    How would one say... Ok, I KNOW that string1 is in string2, I want to REMOVE string1 from string2, how do I do that?

    I know in older days of programming you had to split a string into 3 different sections and resplice them together.

    Is that still the most efficient method?

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  • From Digital Man to Cyclops on Wed Apr 5 17:03:56 2006
    Re: String Removal
    By: Cyclops to All on Wed Apr 05 2006 02:42 pm

    How would one say... Ok, I KNOW that string1 is in string2, I want to REMOV string1 from string2, how do I do that?

    I know in older days of programming you had to split a string into 3 differe sections and resplice them together.

    Is that still the most efficient method?

    JavaScript provides the String.replace() method which works well for this.

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  • From Tracker1@TRN to Cyclops on Thu Apr 13 01:44:00 2006
    Cyclops wrote:
    How would one say... Ok, I KNOW that string1 is in string2, I want to REMOVE string1 from string2, how do I do that?

    I know in older days of programming you had to split a string into 3 different
    sections and resplice them together.

    Is that still the most efficient method?

    string1 = string1.replace(string2, "")

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  • From Cyclops@SRBBS to Tracker1 on Sat Apr 15 02:51:00 2006

    I tried the replace method, did not work, no clue why.

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  • From Digital Man to Cyclops on Sat Apr 15 13:13:28 2006
    Re: Re: String Removal
    By: Cyclops to Tracker1 on Sat Apr 15 2006 02:51 am

    I tried the replace method, did not work, no clue why.

    Post some samples of what you tried.

    digital man

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