I'm trying to construct a regex replace function that will change all instances of multiple spaces to a single space, unless it is two spaces preceded by a period (.), or multiple spaces followed by a digit ([0-9]).
Example:
//original string
"The dog jumped over the fence. So did the cat 900kg"
//should be
"The dog jumped over the fence. So did the cat 900kg"
What I have so far:
string.replace(/(?<!\.) +(?=[^0-9])/g,' ');
This only issue is that this expression only leaves 2 spaces before the digit instead of leaving them all.
(?<.\?)\s\s+(?!\d|\s)
Not a .
, one space
, one or more additional spaces
followed by not a number
or another space
.
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