I am trying to replace a specific string using gsub but it's not working correctly.
Input -> /ICW/PDR/backend
Desired Output -> /ICW/PDR
What I have used is,
gsub => ["backend_name", "[\/backend]", ""]
However, it ends up creating this
Output -> ICWPDR
Can someone please help?
yaauie
(Ry Biesemeyer)
February 27, 2019, 7:20pm
2
The 2nd argument to gsub is a Regular Expression .
To remove the last slash and everything that follows it in a sequence, the following pattern should work:
gsub => ["backend_name", "/[^/]*$", ""]
Explained:
/
: a literal forward slash,
[^/]*
: followed by a sequence of zero or more characters that are not forward slashes,
$
: followed by the end-of-line
If what follows the backslash is always exactly backend
, this may be a little more performant:
gsub => ["backend_name", "/backend$", ""]
Explained:
/backend
: a literal forward slash followed by the sequence b
a
c
k
e
n
d
,
$
: followed by the end-of-line
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system
(system)
Closed
March 27, 2019, 7:31pm
3
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