Monday 15 September 2014

javascript - C++11 std::regex_replace() creating regexp with certain string issue -


I am currently trying to write a class function that changes each instance of a word to a string with another word Will give C ++ 11 Lib

  in place of zero (std :: string subject, std :: string pattern, std :: string substitution) {std :: regex exp (pattern); Std :: cout & lt; & Lt; Std :: regex_replace (subject, XP, replacement); } (Std :: string ("Hello World"), std :: string ("world"), std :: string ("planet");   

Do not return anything.

I think the problem is regular expression, but I have no idea and can not find anywhere that how to match regexp to a certain string in ECMAScript or any other available.

Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

For completeness: see Xaqq as

for reference.

Your task at MSVC 2012 works with the desired output.

Pre-replace ("Hello World", "^ (. *) World (. *) $", "$ 1 Planet $ 2");

Hello planet

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