stringreplace character in all string

[William23668 8]

 

I have string like this

84@fgl#000^2#0#0 94j@f#0

And I tried to replace all '#0' with '0' like this

 

result := stringreplace(OriginalStr, '#0', '0',[rfReplaceAll, rfIgnoreCase]);

But this did not replace all the '#0' , how I should use this ?

[David Heffernan 2289]

Can you show what the output of your code is. It should be easy to produce a minimal complete program, a console app, that demonstrates the behaviour that you are struggling with. 

[William23668 8]

I test it with this line

 

fstr := 'MZ'#$0090#0#3#0#0#0#4#0#0#0'ÿÿ'#0#0'¸'#0#0#0#0#0#0#0'';
fstr := stringreplace(fstr,'#0','0',[rfReplaceAll, rfIgnoreCase]);

output is (copied from the watch window)

 

'MZ'#$0090#0#3#0#0#0#4#0#0#0'ÿÿ'#0#0'¸'#0#0#0#0#0#0#0

 

Edited December 25, 2021 by William23668

[David Heffernan 2289]

50 minutes ago, William23668 said:

fstr := stringreplace(fstr,'#0','0',[rfReplaceAll, rfIgnoreCase]);

Should be #0 rather than '#0'. Your code is replacing the text '#0' which doesn't appear in the string. 

Edited December 25, 2021 by David Heffernan

[William23668 8]

4 minutes ago, David Heffernan said:

Should be #0 rather than '#0' 

love you. many thanks

[David Heffernan 2289]

Big lesson here is always to show a proper minimal but complete reproduction. It wasn't clear what the problem was from the first post which was descriptive. Code doesn't lie.

[David Heffernan 2289]

Also, this isn't how to display binary in a hex editor. 

[William23668 8]

7 minutes ago, David Heffernan said:

Also, this isn't how to display binary in a hex editor. 

No it was just to practice.

[limelect 47]

Try using RxStrUtils in unrxlib

function ReplaceStr(const S, Srch, Replace: string): string;
 

[David Heffernan 2289]

1 minute ago, limelect said:

Try using RxStrUtils in unrxlib

function ReplaceStr(const S, Srch, Replace: string): string;
 

Why is that better than StringReplace? How does it relate to the problem in this thread? 

[limelect 47]

One more information

[David Heffernan 2289]

4 hours ago, limelect said:

One more information

I'm sure your function would give the same result. Did you read the earlier posts? They explain what is going on.