The actual pattern of uppercase and lowercase replaced text is set by the RegExp object's Patterns property.
The Replace method returns a copy of the string1, where the Regexp.pattern text has been replaced with string2. If no matching text is found, the
Returns a copy of the original string1.
The following example illustrates the use of the Replace method.
Function replacetest (PATRN, REPLSTR)
Dim regEx, str1 ' Set variable.
STR1 = "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog."
Set regEx = New RegExp ' establishes a regular expression.
Regex.pattern = Patrn ' Set mode.
Regex.ignorecase = True ' Sets whether case sensitive.
Replacetest = Regex.Replace (str1, Replstr) ' for replacement.
End Function
MsgBox (Replacetest ("Fox", "Cat")) ' replaces ' Fox ' with ' cat '.
; In addition, the Replace method replaces subexpressions in the pattern. The following is a call to a function in the previous example, replacing all the words in the original string
Right:
MsgBox (ReplaceText (\s+) (\s+) (\s+), "$3$2$1")) ' exchange of words.
The required scripting language is above 5.0
