replace-string - (strings)

replace-string will replace part of <string> with <replacement> string. "copy" clause will make a replacement in the leading part of <string>, while "copy-end" will make a replacement in the trailing part of <string>. If "length" clause is not used, then the entire <replacement> string is used, otherwise only the <length> leading bytes of it. If "start-with" clause is used, then <replacement> will be copied starting with byte <start with> in <string> ("0" being the first byte) (with "copy" clause) or starting with <start with> bytes prior to the end of <string> (with "copy-end" clause). If "start-with" clause is not used, then <replacement> will replace the leading part of <string> (with "copy" clause") or the very last part of <string> (with "copy-end" clause). In either case, the number of bytes copied is determined by whether "length" clause is used or not. If either "start-with" or "length" is negative, it's the same as if not specified.

After replace-string below, string "a" will be "none string is here": set-string b="none" set-string a="some string is here" replace-string a copy b After replace-string below, string "a" will be "some string is none": set-string b="none" set-string a="some string is here" replace-string a copy-end b In this example, "a" will be "somnontring is here": set-string b="none" set-string a="some string is here" replace-string a copy b start-with 3 length 3 In the following example, "a" will be "some string inohere": set-string b="none" set-string a="some string is here" replace-string a copy-end b start-with 6 length 2

replace-string - (strings)

Replaces part of string.

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replace-string <string> \ ( copy <replacement> ) | ( copy-end <replacement> ) \ [ start-with <start with> ] \ [ length <length> ]