Simple code, in node v.9.30 i can not replace all occurrences of '\\' to get string "n_fdsan__xsa". Should I use different approach?
s = 'n\fdsan\\xsa';
r = s.replace(/\\\\/g, "_");
console.log(r);
EDIT: Thanks to @Quentin and @Phillip, I realized that '\\f' is different char - form feed and second one is really backslash - '\\'.
s = 'n\fdsan\\xsa';
r = s.replace(/\\/g, "_");
console.log(r);
// Displays:
n
dsan_xsa
The issue seems to be the string that is stored is n\\fdsan\\\\xsa
which equates to n\\\\fdsan\\\\\\\\xsa
when instantiating the js variable. Once the variable is logged you see the expected n\\fdsan\\\\xsa
.
In order to replace all instances of a slash character you would use the following:
s = "n\\\\fdsan\\\\\\\\xsa"; console.log(s); // Displays 'n\\fdsan\\\\xsa' s = s.replace(/\\\\/g, "_"); console.log(s); // Displays 'n_fdsan__xsa'
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