findReplaceAllIgnoreCase() | Decadis App Help Center

This function replaces all defined substrings with the given replacement. It works like findReplaceAll() but ignoring the case.

Bash

findReplaceAllIgnoreCase(text, stringToBeReplaced, replacement) #Output: Text

Examples

Parser expression	Description
Bash `findReplaceAllIgnoreCase("HellO my love, hELlo my friend.", "hello", "Goodbye")`	This example returns: Goodbye my love, Goodbye my friend.

Parser expression

Description

Bash

findReplaceAllIgnoreCase("HellO my love, hELlo my friend.", "hello", "Goodbye")

This example returns:

Goodbye my love, Goodbye my friend.

Additional information

Parameters used in this function

Parameter	Input (data type)	Description
`text`	text	Any given text.
`stringToBeReplaced`	text	The string that should be replaced.
`replacement`	text	The replacement for all found substrings matching the `stringToBeReplaced`.

Output

This function returns a text

If you want to use a regular expression to find the substrings that should be replaced, have a look the the replaceAll() function.

If you want to replace only the first occurence of a substring, have a look at findReplaceFirstIgnoreCase().

📚 Use cases and examples

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