Showing posts with label StringSearcher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label StringSearcher. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 March 2018
StringSearcher
To split a string into its components using Regular Expressions, you can use the StringSearcher transformer. In the [Contains Regular Expression] field, put parentheses around each group; and in the [Subexpression Matches List Name] field within the [Advanced] group, specify the name of the list that will contain the individual components.
See also https://www.safe.com/webinars/back-fme-school-day-1-data-fme/ at around 1:50:00
Monday, 26 February 2018
Finding and replacing text
- To find substrings, use the StringSearcher transformer or the @FindString or @FindRegEx built-in functions
- To replace substrings, use the StringReplacer transformer or the @ReplaceString or@ReplaceRegEx built-in functions
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