Given this string:
2017.12.21.5
...how would one convert it to this:
2017.12.21-5
The match will always be on the 3rd occurrence of .
.
I'm running this in a PowerShell script.
I've tried too many permutations to list here; so far I haven't even come close.
--EDIT--
In addition, the second and third octets (the month and day) will vary between one and two digits. The fourth (the release for that day) may also contain three digits.
您可以使用此正则表达式匹配的第3次匹配。
(?<=\.\d+\.\d+)\.
You can use split and join
$var='2017.12.21.5'
$split=$var -split '\.'
($split[0..2] -join '.') + '-' + $split[3]
There is not a way to target and replace the nth occurrence of a character, so we just have to target the whole string and copy over the unchanged parts
"2017.12.21.5" -replace '(\d{4}\.\d{2}\.\d{2})\.(\d*)', '$1-$2'
2017.12.21-5
Edit: I simplified the last Function to this.
$InputStr = "2017.12.21.5"
$matchVal = '.'
$replaceVal='-'
$num = 3
#searched is:
$OutputStr=$InputStr
$positions = (0..($InputStr.ToCharArray().Count-2)|ForEach-Object{$InputStr.IndexOf($matchVal,$_)}|Select-Object -Unique)
if($num -lt $positions.Count+1){
$OutputStr = $InputStr.Remove($positions[$num-1],1).Insert($positions[$num-1], $replaceVal)
}
so it gets all positions of the $matchVal
in $positions
and then checks if $num
<= Count of positions. If so, the $InputStr
's char at $position[$num-1]
will be replaced with the $replaceVal
.
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