JS Regex-替换字符串中的多个实例

Question

I have this string:

var str = '"testFN, II testLN, II" < test1@test.com>, "testFN, Cal testLN, Cal" < test2@test.com>';

and I am doing

str.replace(/(".*?),(.*?")/g, '$1__comma_$2');

to replace multiple commas(,) with in a string(__comma_), only inside "".

Event though I given /g its not replacing the all instances. It replace only first match of each instance.

Actual Result: "testFN__comma_ II testLN, II" < test1@test.com>, "testFN__comma_ testLN, Cal" < test2@test.com> Expected Result: "testFN__comma_ II testLN__comma_ II" < test1@test.com>, "testFN__comma_ Cal testLN__comma_ Cal" < test2@test.com>

Can you please give any suggestions that I am missing anything ?

Answer 1

Try lazy quantifier:

(".*?,)(.*?")

However your replacements wouldn't take effect as you are not replacing that comma! So I'm going to modify your regex a little bit:

(".*?),(.*?")

Live demo

Update

Based on your new update, I made another regex which is totally different from previous one.

str.replace(/(,)(?=[^"]*[^\s]")/g, '__comma_');

Live demo