I need to replace the word 'foo' with the value after the comma for each line - e.g. 'foo' becomes 'bar1'. The output should look likes this: this.load.image('bar1', bar1);
this.load.image('foo', bar1);
this.load.image('foo', bar2);
this.load.image('foo', bar3);
...
How can this be done with a regular expression?
CodePudding user response:
Search:
\('[^'] ',\s*([^\)] )\);\s*$
Replacement
('$1', $1);
Depending on the text editor, it could be \1 instead of $1. I use sublime, so I'm not sure which flavor vs code is using.
Explanation:
\( - Match (
'[^'] ', - Match ', then all text until next ', next ' and the comma
\s* - Zero or more spaces
([^\)] ) - Capture group everything up to the next ). the group is important
\);\s*$ - Closing ); then any number of spaces and end of line.
