Javascript regex question: strip special symbols and URL's
What I need is something that will match words that contain special symbols (except ?, ! and .) and URL's. Here's what I already have, but it 开发者_如何学Pythondoesn't quite work.
re = new RegExp('(http://\S+|\S*[^\w\s,.":]\S*)');
text = '@hello how are you? http://example.com';
clean = text.replace(re, '');
The current output is:
> 'hello how are you? http://example.com'
The output should be:
> ' how are you? '
You need to use global in the RE
text.replace(/(http:\/\/\S+|\S*[^\w\s,.":?]\S*)/g,'');
I also added "?" to your set since it seems you want that included.
re = /(http:\/\/\S+|\S*[^\w\s,\.\?":]\S*)/ig;
text = '@hello how are you? http://example.com';
clean = text.replace(re, '');
I don't know much about JavaScript, in Java I'll do this:
clean = input.replaceAll("(http://\\S+|\\S*[^\\w\\s\\?,.\"!:]\\S*)", "");
If you don't need to escape special characters, remove the backslashes.
Regards!
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