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implement replace on String for multiple patterns #40484
implement replace on String for multiple patterns #40484
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I think this section is misleading - the text seems to sugest only patterns of the form
'x' => "replacement"
or'x' => 'a'
are allowed, but the tests further down seem to suggest"original" => "replacement"
and"original" => 'a'
should also work.Additionally, what should the result of
replace("atest", "atest" => 'a', "at" => 'b')
be? Simply"a"
, since the patterns are applied left to right, even though "simultaneously" applying them leads to inconsistency (and imo both are reasonable choices)?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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The patterns are "not applied to the replacements". Each character is only matched by at most one pattern, though a pattern may match multiple characters (or even none).