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WMLScript replaceAt() Function


WMLScript String Library Complete WMLScript String Library

The replaceAt() function divides a string into elements and replaces a specified element.

Syntax

n = String.replaceAt(string, substring, index, separator)

Part Description
n The string returned from the function
string The original string
substring The substring to be replaced with a specified element in the original string
index An integer that specifies where to replace the substring
separator The dividing separator

Example

var a = String.replaceAt("Visit W3Schools!","I love",0," ");
var b = String.replaceAt("Visit W3Schools!","us!",2," ");

Result

a = "I love W3Schools!"
b = "Visit us!"


WMLScript String Library Complete WMLScript String Library


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